The Constitution

What are the Constitutional Amendments (4.52)

1st Amendment - Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition (1791) (4.56)

2nd Amendment - Right to own weapons (1791) (4.43)

3rd Amendment - Protection against the housing of soldiers (1791) (4.34)

4th Amendment - Freedom from unreasonable search and seizure (1791) (5.28)

5th Amendment - Rights of a persons accused of a crime (1791) (4.45)

6th Amendment - Right to a jury trial in a criminal case (1791) (4.49)

7th Amendment - Right to a Jury trial in a civil case (1791) (4.35)

8th Amendment - Protection from unfair fines and punishment (1791) (4.20)

9th Amendment - (1791) (4.15)

10th Amendment - Powers of the states and the people (1791) (4.15)

11th Amendment - (5.16)

12th Amendment - Election of the President and Vice President (4.28)

13th Amendment - Slavery outlawed (4.24)

14th Amendment - (4.49)

15th Amendment - (4.37)

16th Amendment - Income Tax (5.31)

17th Amendment - Direct Election of Senators (4.18)

18th Amendment - Prohibition of alcoholic drinks (4.02)

19th Amendment - Women given the right to vote (4.37)

20th Amendment - Terms of Office (4.18)

21st Amendment - Repeal of Prohibition (3.51)

22nd Amendment - President limited to serving two terms (3.44)

23rd Amendment - Presidential Elections for the District of Columbia (3.30)

24th Amendment - Poll tax ended (3.20)

25th Amendment - Presidential succession (4.07)

26th Amendment - Voting age lowered to eighteen (2.48)

27th Amendment - (3.08)