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1st amendment

we have freedom of speech, press, religion, petition, and assembly

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2nd amendment

right to bear arms (right of gun ownership)

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3rd amendment

not required to house soldiers

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4th amendment

need a search warrant to look for evidence of a crime

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5th amendment

right to own property

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6th amendment

right to a jury and a lawyer

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7th amendment

right to a jury if you are being sued for money

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8th amendment

ban on a cruel and unusual punishments

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9th amendment

any rights not listed are still protected

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10th amendment

any powers not specified in the constitution are automatically reserved powers (states only)

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11th amendment

U.S. citizens cannot use the federal government to sue state governments

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12th amendment

changed the way we elect presidents

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13th amendment

abolish slavery

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14th amendment

defines citizenship and equal protection

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15th amendment

prohibited the denying of the right to vote to any citizen based on race, color, or previous conditions of servitude

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16th amendment

set up income taxes

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17th amendment

changed the way senators are elected

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18th amendment

prohibition of alcohol, banning all of the manufacturing, the drinking, the selling of alcohol in the entire country

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19th amendment

guarantee the right to vote for women

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20th amendment

changed when the president is sworn into office

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21st amendment

repealed the 18th amendment

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22nd amendment

the president only gets to serve two terms

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23rd amendment

gives the people living in Washington, D.C., electoral votes so that they can officially have representation in terms of voting for the president

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24th amendment

banned poll taxes

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25th amendment

came up with the contingency plans for whenever something happens to the president, the president dies, or resigns or is no longer fit to lead the country and the vice president is the one who’s going to take over for the president

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26th amendment

lowers the voting age to 18

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27th amendment

forbids members of Congress from giving themselves a pay raise during their own term