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The 27 Amendments

All 27 Amendment

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1st Amendment Freedom of religion, speech, petition and assembly.
2nd Amendment Right to Bear Arms.
3rd Amendment No soldiers shall be quartered in a private citizen's home without consent.
4th Amendment Personal property cannot be searched without a warrant.
5th Amendment No person mat be held to answer for a crime unless he or she has first been officially and legally charged. (Plead the Fifth)
6th Amendment A person accused of a crime has at the right to a fair and speedy trial by a impartial jury.
7th Amendment In any legal case involving a civil suit, the defendant has the right to a trial by jury. (if the amount in question is over $20)
8th Amendment No excessives bail of fines, or cruel and unusual punishment shall be used against a convicted criminal.
9th Amendment No one shall be denied their basic constitutional rights.
10th Amendment Powers that are not specifically granted to the national government are to be retained by the states and people.
11th Amendment A citizen from one state cannot sue a citizen in another state in federal court.
12th Amendment Presidentail Electors will vote for President and Vice President or Separate ballots.
13th Amendment Slavery was abolished.
14th Amendment The basic civil rights for all Americans. Anyone born or naturalized in the U.S..
15th Amendment African American males were guaranteed the right to vote, could not refuse any male the right to the vote.
16th Amendment Congress shall have the power to lay and collect taxes on income.
17th Amendment Election of Senators was granted the people of each of the states.
18th Amendment The manufacture, transportation or sale of alcoholic beverages was prohibited.
19th Amendment The right for women to vote.
20th Amendment Shortened the period of the time between federal elections
21st Amendment Repeals the 18th Amendment. Abolishes prohibition.
22nd Amendment The U.S. President is only allowed two terms in office.
23rd Amendment People who live in Washington DC can vote for the president with a minimum number of Electoral College ballots. (3 Electoral)
24th Amendment People cannot be denied the right to vote in a federal, primaries, general election.
25th Amendment If the President dies, the next person in line would be president. (Vice President, Speaker of House, President Pro. Tempore, etc.)
26th Amendment Edtsblished the minimum age requirement for voting federal elections at eighteen years.
27th Amendment Congress may pass a law increasing their salaries, but cannot collect it until after there has been a federal election.
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