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amends

TermDefinition
1st freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition
2nd right to keep, bear arms
3rd no quartering of troops in private homes
4th no illegal search and seizure
5th self incrimination, due process, double jeopardy, and eminent domain
6th right to a speedy and public
7th jury trials in civil cases
8th No cruel and unusual punishment
9th rights of the people not specifically enumerated in the Constitution (right to privacy)
10th powers reserved to states
11th restricts lawsuits against states (can't sue a state you do not live in)
12th procedures for electing the president and vice president by separate ballot
13th abolition of slavery
14th rights of citizens, citizenship; privileges and Immunities; due process; equal protection
15th guarantees citizens' right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous condition of servitude
16th federal income tax
17th elections of senators through popular vote
18th prohibition of alcohol
19th women's suffrage
20th establishes the beginning and ending of the terms of the elected federal offices (example: the president takes office on January 20th)
21st repeal of prohibition
22nd presidential term limits (2 terms, maximum of 10 years)
23rd The district of Columbia (Washington D.C.) can vote in presidential elections
24th outlaws poll taxes
25th presidential succession and disability
26th voting age lowered to 18
27th congressional pay (congressional pay raise does not take effect until the next Congress is sworn in)
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