The 27 Amendments to the United States Constitution
The first ten amendments are collectively known as The Bill of Rights
1. Freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition 1791
2. Right to bear arms 1791
3. Quartering of troop 1791
4. Search and seizure; Warrants 1791
5. Rights of accused persons 1791
6. Right to a speedy trial 1791
7. Jury trial in civil cases 1791
8. Bails, fines, and punishments 1791
9. Powers reserved to the people 1791
10. Powers reserved to the states 1791
11. Suits against states 1798
12. Election of president and vice-president 1804
13. Slavery abolished 1865
14. Rights of black citizens 1868
15. Right of black suffrage 1870
16. Graduated Income Tax 1913
17. Direct election of senators 1913
18. National prohibition 1919
19. Women’s suffrage 1920
20. “Lame Duck” 1933
21. Repeal of prohibition 1933
22. Two-term limit for presidents 1951
23. Presidential electors for District of Columbia 1961
24. Poll tax banned in national elections 1964
25. Presidential disability and succession 1967
26. Voting age lowered to 18 1971
27. Congressional pay raises restricted 1992
United States Presidents
1. George Washington 25. William McKinley
2. John Adams 26. Theodore Roosevelt
3. Thomas Jefferson 27. William H. Taft
4. James Madison 28. Woodrow Wilson
5. James Monroe 29. Warren G. Harding
6. John Quincy Adams 30. Calvin Coolidge
7. Andrew Jackson 31. Herbert C. Hoover
8. Martin Van Buren 32. Franklin D. Roosevelt
9. William Henry Harrison 33. Harry S. Truman
10. John Tyler 34. Dwight D. Eisenhower
11. James K. Polk 35. John F. Kennedy
12. Zachary Taylor 36. Lyndon B. Johnson
13. Millard Fillmore 37. Richard M. Nixon
14. Franklin Pierce 38. Gerald Ford
15. James Buchanan 39. James E. Carter
16. Abraham Lincoln 40. Ronald Reagan
17. Andrew Johnson 41. George Bush
18. (U.S.) Ulysses S. Grant 42. William J. Clinton
19. Rutherford B. Hayes 43. George W. Bush
20. James A. Garfield 44. Barack Hussein Obama
21. Chester A. Arthur
22. Grover Cleveland
23. Benjamin Harrison
24. Grover Cleveland