Constitutional Rights

First Amendment

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

Second Amendment

Right to bear arms.

Third Admendment

No quartering of troops.

Fourth Admendment

Search and seizure.

Fifth Admendment

Grand jury, double jeopardy, self incrimination, due process, and takings.

Sixth Admendment

Right to a speedy trial by jury, witnesses to counsel.

Seventh Amendment

Jury trial in civil lawsuits.

Eighth Amendment

Excessive fines, cruel and unusual punishment.

Ninth Amendment

Rights reserved for the people.

Tenth Amendment

Rights reserved to the states.

Eleventh Amendment

Suits against states.

Twelfth Amendment

Election of president and vice president.

Thirteenth Amendment

Abolition of slavery

Fourteenth Amendment

Equal protection under the law.

Fifteenth Amendment

Right to vote not denied by race

Sixteenth Amendment

Income tax.

Seventeenth Amendment

Popular election of senators.

Eighteenth Amendment

Prohibition of liquor.

Nineteenth Amendment

Women's right to vote.

Twentieth Amendment

Presidential term and succession, assembly of congress.

Twenty-First Amendment

Repeal of prohibition.

Twenty-Second Amendment

Two-term limit on presidency.

Twenty-Third Amendment

Presidential vote for D.C.

Twenty-Fourth Amendment

Abolition of poll taxes.

Twenty-Fifth Amendment

Presidential succession: who becomes president next.

Twenty-Sixth Amendment

Right to vote at age 18.

Twenty-Seventh Amendment

Congressional compensation.

Article I

Legislative branch.

Article II

Executive branch.

Article III

Judicial branch.

Article IV

relationship between the states and federal government

Article V

Amendment process.

Article VI

Debts, supremacy, oaths, and religious tests.

Article VII

Ratification.