| Term | Definition |
| Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition | First Ammendment |
| Right to bear arms | Second Ammendment |
| Government can't quarter troops | Third Ammendment |
| Prohibition against unreasonable search and seizure | Fourth Ammendment |
| Right to due process; prohibition of double jeopardy; people may not testify against themselves; gives government the right of eminent domain; grand jury is necessary to bring charges | Fifth Ammendment |
| RIght to trial and lawyer; speedy trial; change of venue; right to hear charges brought against them | Sixth Ammendment |
| Right to a trial in a civil case worth more than 20$ | Seventh Ammendment |
| Prohibition of cruel and unusual punushment | Eighth Ammendment |
| Rights that are not listed are given to the people(prevents government from claiming that the only rights people have are listed) | Ninth Ammendment |
| Powers that are not specifically given to the government or denied to the states are given to the states(where federalism is clarified) | Tenth Ammendment |