The Amendments

3. The president and vice-president's last from March 4th to January 20th.
4. When something happens to the president the vice-president takes over office.
8. The government may take taxes based on incomes.
13. People must cast a distinct vote for a president and vice president instead of 2 presidential votes.
15. Abolished 18th amendment: People can sell and import alcohol.
17. People are considered citizens of the U.S. if they are born there and are protected by the laws.
18. Excsessive bail, cruel and unusual punishment, or excessive fines are not required.
21. Gives people the right to not house soldiers.
22. People the age of 18 and older can legally vote.
24. The people living in the District of Columbia can vote for president.
25. Give people the right to a jury, a fair trial, and protection against.
26. Gives people the right to bear arms.
27. Slavery or involuntary servitude may not be used punishment for crimes.

1. The people may vote for the senator instead of them being chosen by state legislatures.
2. Federal courts cannot sue states for certain things.
5. Allows the right to free speech, press, etc.
6. Rights not listed in the Constitution still belong to the people.
7. The right to have civil cases decided by a jury.
9. Give people the right to a speedy, public trial with a lawyer.
10. Gives people the right to deny a search or a seizure if there is no warrant.
11. people may not sell or transport alcoholic beverages.
12. office A president can stay in office for only 2 terms.
14. Gives women the right to vote.
16. Rights not listed in the constitution belong to the states.
19. When voting people cannot be charged a poll tax.
20. Senators cannot raise their pay until an election of representatives shall have intervened.
23. The right to vote may not be taken away on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.