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1. The 1st amendment outlines the five basic freedoms: the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press, freedom of petition, and the freedom to peacefully assemble. 

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1. The 1st amendment outlines the five basic freedoms: the freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press, freedom of petition, and the freedom to peacefully assemble. 

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2. The second amendment means that the United States citizens have the right to defend themselves, they have the right to bear arms, meaning that the government can't take away a person's firearms.  

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2. The second amendment means that the United States citizens have the right to defend themselves, they have the right to bear arms, meaning that the government can't take away a person's firearms.  

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3. The third amendment outlaws the forced housing of soldiers in someone's own home.

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3. The third amendment outlaws the forced housing of soldiers in someone's own home.

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4. The fourth amendment gives people the right to secure their houses, papers, etc, against unreasonable searches. The police has to obtain a signed search warrant in order to search a person's house/property.

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4. The fourth amendment gives people the right to secure their houses, papers, etc, against unreasonable searches. The police has to obtain a signed search warrant in order to search a person's house/property.

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5. The fifth amendment guarantees the due process and of the right to refuse to answer questions in order to avoid incriminating oneself. This amendment gives you protection of rights to life, liberty, and property.

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5. The fifth amendment guarantees the due process and of the right to refuse to answer questions in order to avoid incriminating oneself. This amendment gives you protection of rights to life, liberty, and property.

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6. The sixth amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, it guarantees the right to a public trial, and the right to know the nature of the charges and the evidence against you. 

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6. The sixth amendment guarantees the rights of criminal defendants, it guarantees the right to a public trial, and the right to know the nature of the charges and the evidence against you. 

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7. The seventh amendment codifies the right to a jury trial in certain civil cases and inhibits courts from overturning a jury's findings of fact.

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7. The seventh amendment codifies the right to a jury trial in certain civil cases and inhibits courts from overturning a jury's findings of fact.

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8. The eighth amendment outlaws unreasonable and excessive bail/fines and cruel and unusual punishment.

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8. The eighth amendment outlaws unreasonable and excessive bail/fines and cruel and unusual punishment.

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9. The ninth amendment means that the government cannot take away other rights of the people. 

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9. The ninth amendment means that the government cannot take away other rights of the people. 

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10.  The tenth amendment states that all powers not given to the government by the constitution are reserved to the states. 

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10.  The tenth amendment states that all powers not given to the government by the constitution are reserved to the states. 

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11. The eleventh amendment prohibits the federal courts from hearing certain lawsuits against states. 

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11. The eleventh amendment prohibits the federal courts from hearing certain lawsuits against states. 

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12. The twelfth amendment changes how the President and Vice President are elected from the top two vote-getters receiving the offices to putting the President and Vice President on one ticket. This eliminates the possibility of each office being held by members of opposite parties.     

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12. The twelfth amendment changes how the President and Vice President are elected from the top two vote-getters receiving the offices to putting the President and Vice President on one ticket. This eliminates the possibility of each office being held by members of opposite parties.     

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13. The thirteenth amendment abolishes and outlaws slavery.

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13. The thirteenth amendment abolishes and outlaws slavery.

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14. The fourteenth amendment defines a U.S. citizen, and it assures equal protection of the law.

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14. The fourteenth amendment defines a U.S. citizen, and it assures equal protection of the law.

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15. The fifteenth amendment provides all men, regardless of color or race, the right to vote.

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15. The fifteenth amendment provides all men, regardless of color or race, the right to vote.

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16. The sixteenth amendment gives the federal government the power to impose a tax on income earned by citizens.    

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16. The sixteenth amendment gives the federal government the power to impose a tax on income earned by citizens.    

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17. The seventeenth amendment made law the direct election of senators, which was different from how it was previously conducted, the state government elected senators.    

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17. The seventeenth amendment made law the direct election of senators, which was different from how it was previously conducted, the state government elected senators.    

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18. The eighteenth amendment outlaws any alcoholic beverages or products.

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18. The eighteenth amendment outlaws any alcoholic beverages or products.

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19. The nineteenth amendment grants women, all people regardless of sex, the right to vote.

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19. The nineteenth amendment grants women, all people regardless of sex, the right to vote.

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20. The twentieth amendment details the terms of office for Congress and the President.

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20. The twentieth amendment details the terms of office for Congress and the President.

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21. The twenty-first amendment repeals the eighteenth amendment, which outlawed any alcoholic beverages/products.

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21. The twenty-first amendment repeals the eighteenth amendment, which outlawed any alcoholic beverages/products.

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22. The twenty-second amendment institutes a two-term limit for the office of President or a maximum of ten years in office.

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22. The twenty-second amendment institutes a two-term limit for the office of President or a maximum of ten years in office.

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23. The twenty-third amendment provides Washington, D.C. with three electoral college votes, giving them a way to vote for the President.

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23. The twenty-third amendment provides Washington, D.C. with three electoral college votes, giving them a way to vote for the President.

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24. The twenty-fourth amendment outlaws the use of poll taxes in voting, which means people cannot be forced to pay to vote.

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24. The twenty-fourth amendment outlaws the use of poll taxes in voting, which means people cannot be forced to pay to vote.

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25. The twenty-fifth amendment specifies the order of people who would become President if something was to happen to him or her. 

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25. The twenty-fifth amendment specifies the order of people who would become President if something was to happen to him or her. 

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26. The twenty-sixth amendment grants any U.S. citizens 18 years old or above the right to vote.

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26. The twenty-sixth amendment grants any U.S. citizens 18 years old or above the right to vote.

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27. The twenty-seventh amendment institutes that Congressional salary changes can not take effect until the beginning of the next session of Congress.

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27. The twenty-seventh amendment institutes that Congressional salary changes can not take effect until the beginning of the next session of Congress.