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C&E Amendments

ALL the amendments

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Amendment 1 Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and right to Petition
Amendment 2 Right to Bear Arms
Amendment 3 Quartering of Troops in private homes is illegal
Amendment 4 No illegal search and seizure, must have a specific search warrant.
Amendment 5 Rights of the Accused, and Property Rights. ( no double jeopardy, no self incrimination)
Amendment 6 Other Rights of the Accused
Amendment 7 Civil Suits, right to civil trial
Amendment 8 No excessive Bails, Fines, and Punishments
Amendment 9 Not all the rights are listed in the constitution
Amendment 10 Limits the power of the federal gov. and gives power to states and people.
Amendment 11 Can not sue against the state
Amendment 12 Election of President and Vice President must be on the same ballot (can't be from different parties.
Amendment 13 Abolition of Slavery (Civil War Amendment)
Amendment 14 Citizenship and Civil Rights Defines what us citizen ship is and equal protection under the law
Amendment 15 Rights of Suffrage regardless of race, color, or servitude you are now able to vote
Amendment 16 Income taxes take into effect
Amendment 17 Direct Election of Senators
Amendment 18 Prohibition of Alcohol
Amendment 19 Women's rights to vote
Amendment 20 Presidential and Congressional Terms "lame duck"
Amendment 21 Repeal of Prohibition of Alcohol
Amendment 22 Limiting Presidential Terms
Amendment 23 Suffrage for Washington D.C. in presidential elections they receive 3 electoral votes.
Amendment 24 Poll Taxes are removed, now completely free to vote
Amendment 25 Presidential Succession and Disability
Amendment 26 Voting age lowered to 18
Amendment 27 Congressional Pay Raises, only get re-elected.
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