Constitutional Amendments

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1st

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition

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2nd

Right to bear arms

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3rd

Abolished quartering of troops (goldilocks and the 3 bears)

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4th

protects against unreasonable searches and seizures (what are you searching 4?)

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Due process of law; protects against double jeopardy; indictments by Grand Jury; right to not self-incriminate (I plead the 5th)

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right to a speedy trial, trial by jury in a criminal trial, right to a lawyer

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trial by jury in a civil trial (if it involves more than 20 dollars), (civil-seven)

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8th

Prevents excessive bails, prevents cruel and unusual punishment (if you ate someone, it’d be cruel and unusual)

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rights of citizens are not limited to those enumerated in the Constitution

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10th

any powers not given to the federal government are reserved to the states

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11th

No state may be sued in federal court by a resident of another state or foreign country

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12th

Changed Electoral College procedure–separate ballots for President and VP

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13th

Abolished slavery

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14th

Citizenship, due process, equal protection for all citizens regardless of race

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15th

Prohibits denial of voting because of race, color, or previous condition of slavery

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16th

Federal income tax

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17th

Direct/Popular election of Senators

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18th

Prohibition on sale and consumption of liquor (you can’t drink at 18)

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19th

Right to vote for women (19 comes after 18 and women got the right to vote after men)

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20th

Commencement of terms; sessions of Congress; Death/disqualification of President-Elect (terms start on January 20th)

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21st

Repealed the 18th Amendment (you can drink at 21)

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22nd

Limit on presidential terms to 2 terms/10 years (to two terms, two two)

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23rd

Electoral vote for the District of Columbia

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24th

outlawed poll tax

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25th

presidential disability and succession

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26th

Minimum age for voting is 18

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27th

Congressional pay (took the longest time to pass and is the last one)