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27 amendments

for ap gov

TermDefinition
1st amendment Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition - ratified December 15th, 1791
2nd amendment The right to bear arms - ratified December 15th, 1791
3rd amendment Quartering soldiers - Dec 15th, 1791
4th amendment Search & seizure - Dec 15th, 1791
5th amendment Grand jury, double jeopardy, self incrimination, due process, takings - Dec 15th, 1791
6th amendment Right to speedy trial by jury, witness, counsel - Dec 15th, 1791
7th amendment Jury trial in civil cases- Dec 15th, 1791
8th amendment Excessive fines, cruel & unusual punishment - Dec 15th, 1791
9th amendment Non-enumerated rights retained by the people - Dec 15th, 1791
10th amendment Rights reserved to states or people - Dec 15th, 1791
11th amendment Suits against states
12th amendment Election of president & vice president
13th amendment Abolition of slavery
14th amendment Citizenship rights, equal protection, apportionment, civil war debt
15th amendment Right to vote not denied by race
16th amendment Income tax
17th amendment Popular election of senators
18th amendment Prohibition of liquor
19th amendment Women's right to vote
20th amendment Presidential term and succession, assembly of congress
21st amendment Repeal of prohibition (reversed 18th amendment)
22nd amendment Two-term limit on presidency
23rd amendment Presidential vote for D.C.
24th amendment Abolition of poll taxes
25th amendment Presidential disability and succession
26th amendment Right to vote at age 18
27th amendment Congressional compensation
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