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1st
Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
2nd
Right to bear arms
3rd
No quartering of soldiers in homes
4th
No unreasonable search and seizure
5th
Right against self-incrimination, due process
6th
Speedy, public trial with a jury
7th
Right to a jury trial where disputed amount exceeds $20
8th
No cruel and unusual punishments or excessive fines or bail
9th
Rights not listed in constitution still are protected
10th
Federal government has powers granted by the Constitution, the states have all others
11th
Limits lawsuits against U.S. states in federal courts by citizens of another state or foreign country
12th
Requires electors to cast separate votes for president and vice president
13th
Abolished slavery
14th
All born or naturalized in U.S. are citizens
15th
Right to vote regardless of race
16th
Allows congress to collect income tax
17th
Terms for electing senators
18th
Prohibition
19th
Right to vote regardless of sex
20th
All presidential terms end noon January 20th
21st
Repeals 18th, ending prohibition
22nd
No president may serve more than two terms
23rd
Gives Washington D.C. electors
24th
Banned poll taxes in federal elections
25th
Establishes procedures for presidential succession, vice president automatically becomes president
26th
Lowers voting age from 21 to 18
27th
Any changes to the salary of those in Congress should not take effect until the next election of representatives