(1st) First Amendment

Freedom of Speech, Religion, and the Press

(2nd) Second Amendment

Right to bear Arms

(3rd) Third Amendment

No forced quartering/housing of soldiers

(4th) Fourth Amendment

No unreasonable searches or seizures

(5th) Fifth Amendment

A citizen cannot be forced to incriminate themselves, nor can a citizen fall into double jeoparty with criminal charges

(6th) Six Amendment

A citizen has the right to a speedy and fair trial, the right to a public attorney, and to represent themselves in court

(7th) Seven Amendment

Civil court cases have the right to request a jury

(8th) Eigth Amendment

A criminal cannot face cruel or unusual punishments for their crimes

(9th) Nineth Amendment

The government and citizens have the authority or rights for certain things, even if not directly declared in the constitution

(10th) Tenth Amendment

Subjects not in the constitution are up to the states' interpretation

(11th) Eleventh Amendment

Federal courts cannot hear all lawsuits against states, and states may not hear all lawsuits against themselves if federal laws are involved

(12th) Twelth Amendment

President and Vice President are elected together

(13th) Thirdteenth Amendment

Abolition of Slavery

(14th) Fourteenth Amendment

All males of any race are citizens of the United States

(15th) Fifthteen Amendment

Right to vote cannot be denied by race

(16th) Sixteenth Amendment

Government can collect taxes in people's income

(17th) Seventeenth Amendment

Two senators shall be elected by people from the state which they represent

(18th) Eightteenth Amendment

Alchohol banned!

(19th) Nineteenth Amendment

Women are allowed to vote, meaning all humans that are 21 can vote nationally

(20th) Twentieth Amendment

Defines clearly the term start and ending dates for government positions

(21th) Twentifirst Amendment

Alchohol is legal, which repealed the 18th amendment

(22th) Twentisecond Amendment

A person can only serve as president for two terms

(23th) Twentithird Amendment

Allows people living in Washington D.C. to vote for presidential electors

(24th) Twentifourth Amendment

Abolition of poll taxes

(25th) Twentififth Amendment

Protocol for the government if the president is unfit for service

(26th) Twentisixth Amendment

People that are 18 or older can vote

(27th) Twentiseventh Amendment

Changes to pay for government jobs will not take effect until the positions' terms have ended