front 1 Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition | back 1 1st |
front 2 Right to bear arms | back 2 2nd |
front 3 Quartering of soldier | back 3 3rd |
front 4 No illegal search and seizures | back 4 4th |
front 5 Right to a jury, double Jeopardy, self incrimination, due process, and takings | back 5 5th |
front 6 Right to a speedy trial by jury, witnesses, and councel | back 6 6th |
front 7 Speedy trial in civil lawsuits | back 7 7th |
front 8 Excessive fines, cruel and unusual punishment | back 8 8th |
front 9 Non- enumerated retained by people | back 9 9th |
front 10 Rights reserved to states or people | back 10 10th |
front 11 States are immune from certain lawsuits | back 11 11th |
front 12 Changes are made to the electorial college | back 12 12th |
front 13 Abolished slavery | back 13 13th |
front 14 Citizenship (Due Process. Rights of all citizens may not be taken away by a state) | back 14 14th |
front 15 No denying the right to vote because of race or previous servitude | back 15 15th |
front 16 Congress has the power to tax income | back 16 16th |
front 17 Popular election of U.S. senator | back 17 17th |
front 18 Pro-Prohibition of alcohol | back 18 18th |
front 19 Women get the right to vote | back 19 19th |
front 20 Changes the dates of the presidential and congressional term | back 20 20th |
front 21 Repeals prohibition | back 21 21st |
front 22 Limits on presidential terms | back 22 22nd |
front 23 Washington DC is allowed to vote in presidential elections | back 23 23rd |
front 24 Bans poll taxes | back 24 24th |
front 25 Sets presidential succession | back 25 25th |
front 26 Voting age is changed from 21 to 18 | back 26 26th |
front 27 Congress cannot give itself a raise until following the next election | back 27 27th |