Protects rights to free speech, press, assembly, petition and religion
What is Amendment I?
100
Protects the right to keep and bear arms and have a well-regulated militia.
What is Amendment II?
100
Banned the production, transportation and sale of intoxicating liquors.
What is Amendment XVIII?
100
Repealed Amendment XVIII with the exception of transportation across state lines.
What is Amendment XXI?
200
Protects citizens from incriminating themselves and double jeopardy among other things.
What is Amendment V?
200
Protects citizens from cruel and unusual punishent and excessive bail.
What is Amendment VIII?
200
Abolished slavery and indentured servitude except as a punishment for crimes.
What is Amendment XIII?
200
Gave women the right to vote.
What is Amendment XIX?
200
Protects citizens from having to quarter soldiers, except in times of war.
What is Amendment III?
300
States that all persons born in the United States as citizens of the United States and are guaranteed the rights of a citizen.
What is Amendment XIV?
300
Outlines the presidential line of succession.
What is Amendment XXV?
300
The right to vote can not be infringed upon on the basis of race color or previous servitude.
What is Amendment XV?
300
Protects the right to a fair and speedy trial by an impartial jury, right to a lawyer and the right to know the charges being brought against you.
What is Amendment VI?
300
Protects the right to a jury trial over any possession worth more than $20.
What is Amendment VII?
400
States that congressional raises will not take place until the following congressional term.
What is Amendment XXVII?
400
Protects the right to vote to any United States citizen 18 years or older.
What is Amendment XXVI?
400
States that any powers not given to the federal government and any powers not prohibited to state governments, is given to state governments or the people.
What is Amendment X?
400
States that Congress has the power to lay and collect income taxes.
What is Amendment XVI?
400
States that no person can be elected president for more than two-terms (or 10 total years).
What is Amendment XXII?
500
States that lawsuits between States and any citizen from another state or country can not be ruled on in federal courts.
What is Amendment XI?
500
Gave citizens in Washington D.C. the right to vote for president and vice president.
What is Amendment XXIII?
500
States that citizens retain all rights not directly stated in the Constitution
What is Amendment IX?
500
Changed the Term dates for President/Vice President (March 4 ~ Jan 20) and Congress (March 4 ~ Jan 3).
What is Amendment XX?
500
States that the election of Senators will be based on popular vote of the citizens.