Amendments of the US Constitution

Freedom of Speech, Petition, Religion, Assembly, and Press

• Amendment 1

• Amendment 20

• Amendment 18

• Amendment 5

Right to Bear Arms

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 19

• Amendment 2

• Amendment 12

Right to not Quarter Soliders

• Amendment 16

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 4

• Amendment 22

Freedom from being searched without a warrant

• Amendment 23

• Amendment 13

• Amendment 10

• Amendment 4

Freedom from being tried twice for the same crime, you don’t have to testify against yourself, you can’t go to jail without having a trial

• Amendment 5

• Amendment 9

• Amendment 14

• Amendment 15

Rights at a trial. Your trial must be reasonably quick and public, and you have the right to have a lawyer and a jury

• Amendment 27

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 23

Right to also have a jury at a civil trial

• Amendment 25

• Amendment 16

• Amendment 7

• Amendment 5

Freedom from bail being set unreasonably high. Penalties for committing crimes must be fair. Punishment should match the crime

• Amendment 8

• Amendment 24

• Amendment 3

• Amendment 19

You have more rights than just those listed

• Amendment 6

• Amendment 28

• Amendment 26

• Amendment 9

If the Constitution doesn’t say that Congress has a certain power, then the states get to have that power

• Amendment 10

• Amendment 21

• Amendment 12

• Amendment 7