Review the Bill of Rights and the additional 17 Amendments. For each amendment you must include the number of the amendment, a summary of what it means, and the year it became an amendment.

1. freedom of speech, religion, and press and freedom of peaceable assembly

means the government can't break up peaceful meetings

means the government can't regulate what you or the press says and they can't establish a national religion,

date: Dec 15, 1791

2. right to bear arms

means the government can't take your weapons from you

date: Dec 15, 1791

3. no quartering of soldiers

means that the government can't just barge into your house to use it to house soldiers

freedom of peaceable assembly

date: Dec 15, 1791

4. no search and seizure without warrant

means authorities need a search warrant to seach you

date: Dec 15, 1791

5. the rights of the accused

lays out the rights of those accused of something

date: Dec 15, 1791

6. ensures a quick trial

means the government can't lock you away forever

date: Dec 15, 1791

7. right to trial by jury in civil cases

mean that you will be judged by common people in civil (state) cases

date: Dec 15, 1791

8. no cruel or unusual punnishment

means they can't cut you in half or fine you a billion dollars

date: Dec 15, 1791

9. powers of the people

the rights of the people not in the Constitution

date: Dec 15, 1791

10. states rights

the government only has power that has been given to it by the states

date: Dec 15, 1791

11. lawsuits against states

states are immune from suits from out-of-state people

date: March 4, 1794

12. deals with the ellection of the president

tells the procedure of electing a president (electoral college)

date: June 15, 1804

13. Abolish slavery

means no slavery

date: Dec 6, 1865

14. equal rights to all people

means men and women and all citizens have equal rights

date: July 9, 1968

15. all races get to vote

means that regardless of race, you can vote

date: Feb 3, 1870

16. congress can do income taxes

congress can get income taxes from you

date: Feb 3, 1913

17. how to ellect US senators

tells how you can elect US Senators by popular vote

date: April 8, 1913

18. prohibits alcohol sales or manufacture

alcohol is illegal to make or sell

date: Jan 16, 1919

19. all genders can vote

now women can vote too

Aug 18, 1920

20. when the prez and vice prez and senators and representatives terms end and begin

we are garunteed to have a prez and vice prez and senators and representatives at all times

date: Jan 23, 1933

21. repeals the 18th amendment

means we can sell and manufacue alcohol

date: Dec 5, 1933

22. prez can serve 2 terms

means that the prez can't be prez forever and keep being relected

date: Feb 27, 1951

23. grants the district of collumbia electors.

DC gets to vote as well for prez

date: march 29, 1961

24. prohibits revocation of voting rights based on if you payed your taxes or not

keeps people from keeping voters from voting

date: Jan 23, 1964

25. What happens when prez and vice prez get iced?

Who replaces them if both can't serve

date: Feb 10, 1967

26. Voting age

18 and older can vote

date: July 1, 1971

27. laws affecting Congress that deal with their salary takes effect after their term is over

means they can't pass laws that give themselves pay raises

date: May 7, 1992