Extended theright of citizensin WashingtonD.C. to vote forthe President.Freedom ofspeech,assembly,religion,petiton,and press.Right tocitizenshipand dueprocess.Commencementof terms, sessionsof congress, deathor disqualificationof president-elect.Lowered thevoting ageto 18 yearsof age.Right notto QuarterSoldiers.No excessivebail and nounusual orcruelpunishment.Prohibitionofintoxicationliquors.Made polltaxesillegal.Establishedand incometax.Right tokeep andbeararms.Election ofPresidentand VicePresident.Repealedthe 18thamendment.Womenget theright tovote.ClarifiedPresidentialsuccession, icePresidentvacancy,presidentialinability.Protectionfrom self-incriminationand doublejepardy.Congressionalpay.Cannot be deniedthe right to votebecause of race,color, or previouscondition ofservitude.Popularelection ofSenators.Presidentialtenure.Reserves rightto the peoplethat are notlisted in theConstitution.Reservespowers that arenot listed in theConstitution tothe states.Protectionfrom searchesand seizureswithout awarrantAbolishedslavery.Right to aspeedy, publictrial with animpartial jury.Right to juryin civil casesheard byfederalcourts.Suitsagainststates.Extended theright of citizensin WashingtonD.C. to vote forthe President.Freedom ofspeech,assembly,religion,petiton,and press.Right tocitizenshipand dueprocess.Commencementof terms, sessionsof congress, deathor disqualificationof president-elect.Lowered thevoting ageto 18 yearsof age.Right notto QuarterSoldiers.No excessivebail and nounusual orcruelpunishment.Prohibitionofintoxicationliquors.Made polltaxesillegal.Establishedand incometax.Right tokeep andbeararms.Election ofPresidentand VicePresident.Repealedthe 18thamendment.Womenget theright tovote.ClarifiedPresidentialsuccession, icePresidentvacancy,presidentialinability.Protectionfrom self-incriminationand doublejepardy.Congressionalpay.Cannot be deniedthe right to votebecause of race,color, or previouscondition ofservitude.Popularelection ofSenators.Presidentialtenure.Reserves rightto the peoplethat are notlisted in theConstitution.Reservespowers that arenot listed in theConstitution tothe states.Protectionfrom searchesand seizureswithout awarrantAbolishedslavery.Right to aspeedy, publictrial with animpartial jury.Right to juryin civil casesheard byfederalcourts.Suitsagainststates.

Amendments BINGO - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Extended the right of citizens in Washington D.C. to vote for the President.
  2. Freedom of speech, assembly, religion,petiton, and press.
  3. Right to citizenship and due process.
  4. Commencement of terms, sessions of congress, death or disqualification of president-elect.
  5. Lowered the voting age to 18 years of age.
  6. Right not to Quarter Soldiers.
  7. No excessive bail and no unusual or cruel punishment.
  8. Prohibition of intoxication liquors.
  9. Made poll taxes illegal.
  10. Established and income tax.
  11. Right to keep and bear arms.
  12. Election of President and Vice President.
  13. Repealed the 18th amendment.
  14. Women get the right to vote.
  15. Clarified Presidential succession, ice President vacancy, presidential inability.
  16. Protection from self-incrimination and double jepardy.
  17. Congressional pay.
  18. Cannot be denied the right to vote because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude.
  19. Popular election of Senators.
  20. Presidential tenure.
  21. Reserves right to the people that are not listed in the Constitution.
  22. Reserves powers that are not listed in the Constitution to the states.
  23. Protection from searches and seizures without a warrant
  24. Abolished slavery.
  25. Right to a speedy, public trial with an impartial jury.
  26. Right to jury in civil cases heard by federal courts.
  27. Suits against states.