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1 . Vestment of Legislative Power.
2 . House of Representatives -- Qualifications of Electors. Qualifications of Representatives. Apportionment of Representatives and Taxes. Vacancies in Representation -- How Filled. Speaker -- Officers -- Impeachment.
3 . Two Senators from Each State -- How Chosen. Classification of Senators -- Vacancies. Qualification of Senators. President of Senate. Officers of Senate, How Chosen. Senate to Try Impeachments. Extent of Judgment in Impeachment.
4 . Election of Senators and Representatives. Congress Shall Assemble Annually.
5 . Membership -- Quorum. Rules -- Punishment -- Expulsion. Keep Journal -- Yeas and Nays. Adjournment.
6 . Compensation -- Privileges. Members Precluded from Holding Office.
7 . Revenue Bills. Bills Presented to President -- Veto -- Return. Orders -- Resolutions -- Presented to President.
8 . Powers of Congress.
9 . Slave Trade. Habeas Corpus. Attainder -- Ex Post Facto Laws. Capitation Tax. Export Duties -- Preference to Ports. Appropriations -- Statement and Account. Nobility -- Presents from Foreign Powers.
10 . Powers Denied Individual States. Powers Denied Individual States Except by Consent of Congress.
1 . President and Vice-President. Electors. Vote of Electors. Election Day. Qualification of President. Vacancy in Office of President -- Succession. Compensation of President. Oath of President. Form of Oath.
2 . Powers of President. Treaties -- Appointments. President to Fill Vacancies.
3 . Duties of President.
4 . Impeachment.
1 . Judiciary -- Tenure -- Compensation.
2 . Jurisdiction. Jurisdiction of Supreme Court. Trial by Jury -- Venue.
3 . Treason. Punishment for Treason.
1 . Public Acts, Records and Proceedings of States.
2 . Equality of Privileges. Fugitives from Justice. Fugitives from Service.
3 . Admission of New States. Power of Congress Over Territories.
4 . Republican Form of Government -- Protection of States.
Amendments to Constitution.
Debts Prior to Constitution. Supremacy of Constitution, Treaties and Laws. Oath to Support Constitution.
Ratification.
Freedom of Religion, Speech and Press -- Right of Petition.
Right of Arms.
Quartering of Troops.
Searches and Seizures Regulated.
Grand Jury -- Indictment -- Jeopardy -- Process of Law -- Taking Property for Public Use.
Rights of Accused.
Jury Trial in Civil Actions.
Excessive Bail, Fines or Punishments.
Reserved Rights.
Reserved Powers.
States May Not Be Sued by Individual.
Mode of Electing President and Vice-President.
1. Slavery Prohibited.
2. Enforcement of Article.
1. Citizenship Defined -- Privileges of Citizens.
2. Apportionment of Representatives Among States.
3. Disability to Hold Office in Certain Cases.
4. Validity of Public Debt.
5. Enforcement of Article.
1. Right of Suffrage.
Income Tax.
Election of Senators by People. Filling of Vacancies. Existing Terms Not Affected.
Prohibition of Intoxicating Liquors. (Repealed by Art. XXI.)
1. Extending Right of Suffrage to Women.
1. Beginning of Terms of President, Vice-President, Senators and Representatives.
2. Assembly of Congress.
3. Death of President.
4. Death of Persons from Whom Successor Chosen.
5. Effective Date.
6. Ratification.
1. Repeal of Eighteenth Amendment.
2. Transportation in Violation of State Laws Prohibited.
3. Ratification.
1. Limitation upon Terms of President.
2. Ratification.
Representation in Electoral College to District of Columbia.
Qualifications of Electors; Poll Tax.
Succession to Presidency and Vice Presidency; Disability of President.
Right to Vote; Citizens Eighteen Years of Age or Older.
Effective Date for Variance in the Compensation of Senators and Representatives.