27 Amendments

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protects freedom of religion, assembly of the press, petition, and speech. includes seperation of the church and state.

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protects rights to bear arms.

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protects against quartering of soldiers.

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4th

protects against self-incrimination and double jeopardy.

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5th

allows you to refuse to answer questions during a criminal trial to avoid accidentally confessing to the crime.

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protects right of a fair, speedy, and public trial by a jury in all criminal cases and guarantees a lawyer.

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protects a right to a lawyer in all civil cases.

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protects against cruel and unusual punishment by the state.

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guarantees rights not listed

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10th

guarantees state of deciding issues not directly addressed by the constitution. (states rights)

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11th

allowed private citizens or other states to sue a state government.

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12th

set modern rules for the electoral college

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13th

abolished slavery

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14th

right to free from discrimination in states, due process, and granted citizenship to freed slaves.

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15th

suffrage for African Americans

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16th

allows the government to collect income taxes

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17th

made senate open to direct election

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18th

prohibition of alcohol

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19th

women’s suffrage

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20th

shortened the amount of time it took for a new president to take office

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21st

undid the 18th amendment

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limited the president’s terms to 2

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23rd

residents of DC given the right to vote for president

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24th

abolished poll tax

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25th

set rules for succession of president

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gives 18 year old the right to vote

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congressmen cannot raise their own salary

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