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Allows for a federal income tax Sixteenth Amendment
Allows the people to directly elect their senators Seventeenth Amendment
Constitutional rights do NOT deny the rights of the people Ninth Amendment
Covers bail and protects against "cruel and unusual punishment" Eighth Amendment
Created separate electoral ballots for the President and Vice-President Twelfth Amendment
Due process and protection against double jeopardy Fifth Amendment
Establishes the official presidential succession line Twenty-Fifth Amendment
Fixed office times for elected officials and the beginnings of presidential succession; often called the "Lame Duck" amendment Twentieth Amendment
Freedom of speech, religion, press, and freedom to peaceably assemble First Amendment
Limits on federal judicial power Eleventh Amendment
Limits placed on Congressional pay Twenty-Seventh Amendment
National voting age lowered to eighteen Twenty-Sixth Amendment
Poll tax is banned Twenty-Fourth Amendment
Process of quartering troops Third Amendment
Prohibition Amendment is repealed Twenty-First Amendment
Protection against unlawful searches and seizures Fourth Amendment
Requires the states to provide equal protection under the law to all persons (not only to citizens) within their jurisdictions; helped desegregate schools in the mid-twentieth century Fourteenth Amendment
Right to a fair and speedy trial Sixth Amendment
Right to a trial by jury Seventh Amendment
Right to bear arms Second Amendment
Rights not guaranteed by the Constitution are reserved for the States or for the people Tenth Amendment
Says the right to vote cannot be denied to citizens on basis of their race, color, or previous level of servitude Fifteenth Amendment
Slavery is abolished Thirteenth Amendment
The Prohibition Act Eighteenth Amendment
Two-term limit is placed on the presidential office Twenty-Second Amendment
Washington D.C. gains three electoral votes Twenty-Third Amendment
Women gain the right to vote Nineteenth Amendment