The tenth amendment gives the reserved powers that are not in the constitution to either states or the people.

The ninth amendment states that people still have the rights not states in the constitution.

The eighth amendment prevents crazy high bails or fines and also cruel punishments.

The seventh amendment states that if a fine is more than 20 dollars, a jury must be present.

The sixth amendment allows you to have the right to an attorney, a speedy trial, and a jury.

The fifth amendment gives people the choice to not testify in court if they are in fear of self-incrimination. It also prevents one person from being tried for the same crime twice. This also means that the government can not take your property unless they give you money for it. 

The fourth amendment prevents the unreasonable search of U.S. citizens without a warrant.

The third amendment states that if a country is not in war, than a soldier isn't allowed to stay in a house unless the owner gives them permission. If the country is in war, a soldier can only stay if he stays lawfully.

The second amendment allows people to carry a firearm to a establish a disciplined militia

The first amendment protects the people right to speak,the presses right to publish ,peoples right to protest ,peoples right to exercise any religion, and the peoples right to assemble. But the one thing congress can not do is establish a set religion. 

The eleventh amendment limits jurisdiction of the federal court system involving cases with people from different states. 

The twelfth amendment put the elections of the president and the vice president on separate ballots.

The thirteenth amendment abolished slavery unless you were convicted of a crime.

The fourteenth amendment defines citizenship and says that states are not allowed to restrict the basic rights of citizens.

The fifteenth amendment restricts the government of each state from denying the right to vote to anyone based on their race.

The sixteenth amendment allows the federal government to collect taxes from citizens.

The seventeenth amendment gives two senators to each state for a period of six years.

The eighteenth amendment prohibited the selling and consumption of alcohol.

The nineteenth amendment basically gave women the right to vote, stating that someone can not be denied the right to vote because of their sex.

The twentieth amendment states when elected offices end as well as what happens if the president were to die in office.

The twenty-first amendment repeals the ban of alcohol.

The twenty-second amendment limits the president to two, four year terms in office.

The twenty-third amendment gave residents of Washington DC the right to vote.

The twenty-fourth amendment prohibited poll tax for any federal elections.

The twenty-fifth amendment provides the procedures of replacing the president or vice president following death.

The twenty-sixth amendment sets the voting age at 18 years of age.

The twenty-seventh prohibits the increasing and decreasing of congressional pay.