Right to a well regulated Militia and to keep and bear Arms

No soldiers shall be quartered in any house in a time of peace.

right against unreasonable searches and seizures

right to grand jury, incrimination of self, due process of law, double jeopardy, and eminent domain

the right to a speedy trial

the right to a trial by jury

the right of protection against cruel and unusual punishment

the human right to privacy

powers not delegated to the US by the Constitution are reserved to the States or the people

If a citizen of a state brings suit against another state or a citizen from another nation brings a lawsuit against a state then the case must be tried in a state court, not a federal court.

separated electoral college votes for President and Vice President

-No slavery or involuntary servitude is permitted

-Outlaws being forced to work, any race or color

-Officially freed slaves in 1865

-grants citizenship to former slaves and grants them equal protection of the laws

-defined citizenship as all born or naturalized

voting rights including poll taxes, literacy tests, and the grandfather clause

right that allowed federal government to impose income tax

right to direct election of Senators

prohibition of alcohol

right regarding women's suffrage

This right moves the date for a new president to take office from March to January. Also called the Lame Duck amendment.

the right to repeal prohibition

the right established that Presidents could only serve two terms

this right gives people of D.C. 3 electoral college votes to vote for President and V.P.

Right that people no longer had to pay to vote. Supreme Court ruled Poll Tax was unconstitutional.

This right explains how the President is replaced in case of disability, death or resignation. This also explains how to replace the Vice President.

Established the voting age to start at 18 years old.

If members of Congress vote themselves a raise, it cannot go into effect until they have stood for reelection.