Right to bear arms (own a weapon for self-defense)

You do not have to house a soldier in times of peace (no quartering)

Right to refuse search and seizure without a warrant

Right to remain silent, due process of law, and protection against double-jeopardy (being charged with the same crime twice)

Gives rights to the accused in criminal cases (when someone breaks a state or federal law), such as the right to a trial, jury, lawyer and witnesses

Gives rights to the accused in civil cases (between individual citizens), such as the right to a trial, jury, lawyer, and witnesses

Protects against cruel and unusual punishment and unreasonable bail

Guarantees other rights that are not listed in the Constitution

Any power not given to the Federal government belongs to the states

Ended Slavery in the US

Gave rights and citizenship to all people born or naturalized in the US

The right to vote cannot be denied to citizens based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude

Granted Congress the right to collect personal income taxes

Made alcohol illegal in the US (Prohibition)

Gave women the right to vote

Repealed the 18th Amendment and made alcohol legal again

Said the President may only serve two terms

Eliminated the poll tax; made it illegal to make people pay to vote

Made the voting age 18