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First amendment
Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition
Second Amendment
Right to bear arms and create a militia
Third Amendment
Quartering of Soldiers
Fourth Amendment
Search and Seizures
Fifth Amendment
Rights of the Accused
(remain silent when being arrested)
Sixth Amendment
Fair and speedy trial
Seventh Amendment
Jury trial in civil cases
eigth amendment
No cruel or unusual punishments
Ninth amendment
Unenumerated, peoples rights- people have other rights not listed in the constitution
Tenth amendment
Reserved (state) rights
Eleventh amendment
state immunity- states cannot sue each other/prohibits a state from being sued in federal court by a citizen of another state or nation
12th amendment
electoral college- have a separate ballot of the president and vice president
17th amendment
direct election of senate- changed that the people directly elect their senator and are not chose by the state legislature
20th amendment
set the presidential inauguration to January 20th and the start of congress to be january 3
22nd amendment
presidential term limits- limits the president to a maximum of 8 years in office
25th
presidential succession
27th amendment
congressional pay raise- congress can give itself a pay raise, but only once it gets re elected
16th amendment
federal income tax- gave congress the power to levy individual income taxes to help pay for the war
18th amendment
prohibition
21st amendment
prohibition overturned
13th
abolished slavery
14th
citizenship- prohibited a state prom depriving a person of life, liberty, and property without due process of law, equal protection and treatment under the law
15th
voting for african americans
19th
gave women the right to vote
23rd
gave three electoral college votes to DC