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13395178355First AmendmentFreedom of Religion0
13395178356First AmendmentRight to Petition1
13395178357First AmendmentFreedom of Assembly2
13395178358First AmendmentFreedom of Speech3
13395178359First AmendmentFreedom of the Press4
13395178360Second AmendmentRight to keep and bear arms5
13395178361Third AmendmentQuartering of Soldiers6
13395178362Fourth AmendmentProtection from unreasonable search and seizure; warrants7
13395178363Fifth AmendmentCan't be tried for the same crime twice/Double Jeopardy8
13395178364Fifth AmendmentProtection from self incrimination9
13395178365Fifth AmendmentDue Process for federal crimes10
13395178366Fifth AmendmentGrand Jury11
13395178367Fifth AmendmentCompensation for the taking of public properties; Takings clause12
13395178368Sixth AmendmentTrial by Impartial Jury in Criminal Proceeding13
13395243363Sixth Amendmentright to counsel14
13395178369Seventh AmendmentRight to civil trial by jury15
13395178370Eight AmendmentNo Cruel and Unusual Punishments; no excessive fines16
13395178371Ninth AmendmentNon-enumerated Rights retained by people17
13395178372Tenth AmendmentPowers not enumerated to the United States nor denied to the states are reserved to the states or the people18
13395178373Eleventh AmendmentNo Judicial power in cases where Citizens of one state sue another19
13395277191Eleventh AmendmentThe decision in Chisolm v. Georgia (1793) led to this amendment20
13395178374Twelfth AmendmentIn response to the election of 1800 this amendment was proposed21
13395178375Twelfth AmendmentDistinct ballots for the election of President and VP22
13395178376Thirteenth AmendmentAbolition of Slavery23
13395178378Fourteenth AmendmentCitizenship by birth or naturalization24
13395178380Fourteenth AmendmentPayment of Civil War Debts25
13395178381Fourteenth AmendmentDue Process in states; becomes the basis for selective incorporation26
13395178382Fourteenth AmendmentDisqualification from office for participation in "insurrection or rebellion" against the United States27
13395178383Fourteenth AmendmentEnforcement Clause used for policy of selective incorporation28
13395178384Fifteenth AmendmentRight to vote extended to black males29
13395178385Sixteenth AmendmentPower to lay and collect taxes on incomes30
13395178386Seventeenth AmendmentDirect Election of Senators31
13395178387Eighteenth AmendmentProhibition32
13395178388Nineteenth Amendment (1919)Suffrage for ALL is finally granted; cannot be abridged on the basis of sex33
13395178389Nineteenth AmendmentWomen's Right to Vote34
13395178390Twentieth AmendmentChange of Presidential and Congressional Term start dates35
13395341077Twentieth AmendmentInauguration of President moved to January 20th36
13395346444Twentieth AmendmentCongressional Term start date and inauguration moved to January 3rd37
13395178391Twenty-first AmendmentRepeal of Prohibition38
13395178392Twenty-second AmendmentTwo-term limit on Presidency39
13395365218Twenty-second AmendmentPresident may serve a maximum of two terms or ten years40
13395178393Twenty-third AmendmentElectoral Votes for DC41
13395178394Twenty-fourth AmendmentAbolition of Poll Taxes42
13395178395Twenty-fifth AmendmentPresidential Succession and Disability43
13395178396Twenty-sixth AmendmentRight to Vote moved to 1844
13395178397Twenty-seventh AmendmentMadison's "lost" amendment45
13395178398Twenty-seventh AmendmentCongress can't give themselves a pay raise46
13395178399Article 1Vice President given power to vote in a tie47
13395178400Article 1Habeas corpus can be suspended in an emergency48
13395178401Article 1Vesting clause for Legislative Power49
13395178402Article 1Necessary and Proper Clause50
13395379633Article I, Section 8Congress gives power to create military tribunals inferior to the Supreme Court51
13395178403Article 2Executive Power vesting clause52
13395178404Article 2Commander-in-Chief53
13395178405Article 24 year Presidential term54
13395178406Article 3The Judicial branch55
13395178407Article 3Establishment of the Supreme Court56
13395386899Article 3Congress given power to create inferior courts within the judicial system57
13395389647Article 3Congress given power to alter the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court and inferior courts58
13395178408Article 4Process for Adding a new state59
13395394605Article 4Full Faith and Credit Clause60
13395178409Article 4Privileges and Immunities Clause61
13395178410Article 5Amendment Process for the U.S. Constitution62
13395178411Article 5Congress can make no changes to the slave trade until 1808; concession in order to ensure the ratification of the Constitution63
13395178412Article 6Supremacy Clause64
13395178413Article 6Rule of Law65
13395408764Article 6The law applied equally to everyone and no one is above the law66
13395178414Article 7Ratification of the Constitution67
13395178415Bill of RightsFirst Ten Amendments68
13395178416preambleWe the People69

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