FREEDOM OF RELIGION, SPEECH, PRESS, AND THE RIGHT TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT

RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS

RESTRICTS QUARTERING TROOPS IN PRIVATE HOMES

PROTECTS AGAINST UNREASONABLE SEARCHES AND SEIZERS

PROTECTS AGAINST DOUBLE JEOPARDY AND SELF INCRIMINATION

SPEEDY AND PUBLIC TRIAL BY AN IMPARTIAL JURY

ASSURES THE RIGHT TO A JURY TRIAL IN CASES INVOLVING COMMON LAW

PROTECTS AGAINST EXCESSIVE BAIL AND CRUEL AND UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT

RIGHTS ARE NOT RESTRICTED TO THOSE SPECIFIED IN AMENDMENTS 1-8

POWERS NOT GRANTED TO THE NATIONAL GOV ARE RESERVED TO THE PEOPLE

REMOVED CASES IN WHICH A STATE WAS SUED WITHOUT CONSENT FROM THE FED GOV

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS MUST VOTE SEPARATELY FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT

ABOLISHED SLAVERY

CITIZENSHIP TO EVERY PERSON BORN IN THE U.S.

AFRICAN AMERICAN MALES ALLOWED TO VOTE

CONGRESS CAN LEVY AN INCOME TAX

U.S. SENATORS ARE ELECTED BY POPULAR VOTE

PROHIBITS THE SALE OF LIQOUR

WOMEN HAVE THE RIGHT TO VOTE

JANUARY 20TH IS INAUGURATION AND JANUARY 3RD STARTS A NEW CONGRESS

REPEALED THE 18TH AMENDMENT

PRESIDENT CAN ONLY SERVE TWO FULL TERMS

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA HAS THE R IGHT TO VOTE FOR PRESIDENT

POLL TAX IS FORBIDDEN IN FEDERAL ELECTION

INCASE OF DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT THE VICE PRESIDENT WILL TAKE OFFICE

18 YEAR OLDS CAN VOTE

THE STATES AND THE PEOPLE HAVE RESERVED RIGHTS THAT ARE NOT GIVEN TO THE GOV