Definitions 1
Amendments 1
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Amendments 2
Definitions 3
100

Right to bear arms.

2nd amendment

100

12th amendment

Now, president and vice president are from the same party.

100

Right to a speedy trial.

6th amendment

100

1st amendment

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and right to petition the government.

100

DC now has electors for presidential elections, allowing its residents to vote for president and VP.

23rd amendment

200

Prohibition

18th amendment

200

5th amendment

No self incrimination.

200

No search and seizure without a warrant.

4th amendment

200

20th amendment

Lame duck; start of presidential and congressional terms are moved to January 20th and January 3rd.

200

No unreasonable search and seizures by the government.

4th amendment

300

President serves two terms.

What is the 22nd amendment?

300

3rd amendment

No quartering of soldiers in private homes.

300
Right to a jury in civil cases.

7th amendment

300

13th amendment

Abolished slavery.

300

Granted citizenship to people born or naturalized in the US, "due process of law".

14th amendment

400

No cruel or unusual punishments.

What is the 8th amendment.

400

15th amendment

Prohibits states from denying a citizen the right to vote based on race.

400

Powers reserved to the states.

10th amendment

400

19th amendment

Women's suffrage.

400

Grants Congress the power to levy an income tax.

16th amendment

500

Limits federal courts from hearing lawsuits against a state filed by citizens of another state.

11th amendment

500

17th amendment

Direct election of senators.

500

Elimination of poll taxes.

24th amendment

500

9th amendment

Other rights not listed in the constitution.

500

Lowered national voting age from 21 to 18.

26th amendment

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