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Presentation transcript:

27 Amendment By: Tre’Mont Taylor

Speech Press Religion Assembly Petition

1 st

No illegal searches or seizures Right to privacy

4 th

Due process Eminent domain Grand jury No double jeopardy Right to remain silent

5 th

No forced housing of soldiers

3 rd

Speedy public trail Right to lawyer Jury trial Informed of charge Question all witnesses

6 th

All rights not listed are still protected

8 th

Bear arms

2 nd

All powers not given to the National Gov’t are reserved for the states

10 th

Places limits on suits against states

11 th

Changes produce for electing president and electing president and vice-president

Jury trial in all civil cases

7 th

12 th

Bans slavery and forced labor

No excessive bails and fines No cruel and unusual punishment

9 th

13 th

Defines citizenship Guarantees due process and equal protection of the law

14 th

Allows voting to all men regardless of race

15 th

Gives the authority to levy an income tax

16 th

Establish the direct election of Senators

17 th

Prohibition of alcohol

18 th

Women’s right to vote

19 th

Changes the beginning of President and Congressional terms

20 th

Repeals Prohibition

21 st

Establishes a two term limit for President

22 nd

Gives Residents of Washington D.C the right to vote in national elections

23 rd

Abolishes the use of poll taxes in voting

24 th

Defines the succession of the office of President

25 th

Lowers the voting age to 18 years old

26 th

Places limits on congressional pay raises until the beginning of the next term

27 th

The End