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27 amendments

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1st amendment Freedom of religion ,speech ,press ,assembly ,and petition
2nd amendment Right to keep, bear arms, and organize militia.
3rd amendment No quartering of soldiers
4th amendment No illegal search, seizures
5th amendment No Self-Incrimination, Double Jeopardy. Gives right to Eminent Domain and Due Process at Federal level.
6th amendment Speedy, Fair, Public Trials
7th amendment Jury trials for Civil cases over $20
8th amendment No cruel or unusual punishment, excessive fines/bail.
9th amendment Powers not in the Constitution goes to the people.
10th amendment Powers Reserved to the States
11th amendment Prohibits lawsuits against states
12th amendment Election of President and Vice President on the same ballot
13th amendment Banned Slavery and Involuntary Servitude
14th amendment Naturalization, Due Process, and Equal Protection
15th amendment Males regardless of race right to vote
16th amendment Created the National Income Tax
17th amendment Popular/Direct Election of Senators
18th amendment Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors
19th amendment Women's Suffrage
20th amendment Commencement of Terms; Sessions of Congress; Start date for President January 20th at noon.
21st amendment Repeal of 18th amendment
22nd amendment Presidential term limits set to two.
23rd amendment District of Columbia right to vote in Presidential Election Systems
24th amendment Banned Poll Taxes, Literacy Tests, Grandfather clause
25th amendment Presidential Succession ;Vice President Vacancy; President Inability
26th amendment Right to Vote lowered from 21 to 18
27th amendment Sets rules for Congressional Pay
Bill of Rights 1st Ten Amendments
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