Amendment 2 maintains that states have the right to have (armed militias/legislatures).

Amendment 3 prohibited unlawful forced housing of (soldiers/guns) in private homes

Amendment 4 requires police to provide a (good reason/written accusation) to obtain a search warrant.

Amendment 5 guarantees that the government cannot take private property for its own use without the (owner’s agreement/fair payment).

Amendment 6 protects the rights of (crime victims/people accused of crimes).

Amendment 7 requires that most people accused of civil crimes be given a (jury/speedy) trial.

Amendment 8 says that bails, fines, and punishments for crimes cannot be (delayed/unfair or cruel).

Amendment 9 states that people’s rights (are/are not) limited to those listed in the Constitution.

Amendment 10 says that government powers not mentioned in the Constitution belong to (the states or the people/the House of Representatives).

Amendment 11 prohibits a citizen of one state from suing another (state/citizen) in a federal court.

Amendment 12 established detailed procedures for electing the president and the (vice president/Congress members).

Amendment 13 forbids slavery in the (South/USA).

Amendment 14 requires that states give all people (the right to vote/equal protection under the law).

Amendment 15 prohibits denying voting rights because of (sex/race).

Amendment 16 establishes Congress's right to pass (an income/a sales) tax.

Amendment 17 changes the way in which the (POTUS/senators) are elected.

Amendment 18 establishes (prohibition/civil rights).

Amendment 19 prohibits denying the right to vote based on (age/sex).

Amendment 20 (shortens/lengthens) the time between elections and taking office.

Amendment 21 repeals Amendment (17/18).

Amendment 22 limits the (years/number) of presidential terms.

Amendment 23 gives D.C. people right to vote in (presidential/local) elections.

Amendment 24 forbids a tax on (voting/property).

Amendment 25 establishes when and how the (Speaker of the House/vice-president) can take over presidential powers.

Amendment 26 extends suffrage to citizens who are (16/18) years of age.

Amendment 27 deals with pay raises for (members of Congress/the president).