The Bill of Rights is first ten amendments to the US Constitution, ratified in 1791 and guaranteeing such rights as the freedoms of speech, assembly, and worship.

Amendment 11 - Authority of Federal Courts Restricted.

Amendment 12 - Election of the President and Vice President.

Amendment 13 - Slavery Outlawed.

Amendment 14 - Rights of Citizenship.

Amendment 15 - Voting Rights for All Races.

Amendment 16 - Federal Income Taxes.

Amendment 17 - Election of Senators by Popular Vote.

Amendment 18 - Liquor Outlawed.

Amendment 19 - Voting Rights for Men and Women.

Amendment 20 - Terms of the President and Congress; Replacing the President.

Amendment 21 - Control of Liquor Returned to the States.

Amendment 22 - Presidents Limited to Two Terms.

Amendment 23 - Presidential Electors for the District of Columbia.

Amendment 24 - Voting Rights Protected from Taxes.

Amendment 25 - Replacing the President and Vice President.

Amendment 26 - Voting Rights for All Citizens Eighteen or Older.

Amendment 27 - Changes in Salaries of Senators and Representatives.