Ammendments

four freedoms granted by the first amendment

which amendment prohibited excessive punishments

amendments affirmed properties rights of American citizens

prohibits quartering of soldiers

the right to bear arms

a person will not be forced to testify against himself in court

the right to speedy and public trial

guarantees trial by jury in civil cases

reserves the powers not delegated to the national government by the Constitution for the states by the people

the promise that the enumeration in the constitution shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people

first-degree murder

a capital or other serious crime

courts where members of the U.S. Armed Forces are tried for crimes in special military courts

where a serviceman found guilty in a court-martial has the right to appeal the verdict

the right of civil government to take over a person's lad or other private property for public use

what is the source of federal civil rights legislation

abolish slavery

placed restriction on changes in Congressional salary

prohibited the production, transportation, and sale of alcoholic beverages

repealed the national prohibition of alcohol

provided for a personal income tax

provided for the direct election of senators by voters

woman's right to vote

deals with lawsuits filed against states in federal court