5thAmendmentGuarantees theright to dueprocess andthe right toremain silent24thAmendmentBannedthe PollTax21stAmendmentRepealedprohibition15thAmendment Gaveblack menthe rightto vote18thAmendmentLed to theprohibitionof alcohol19thAmendment Gavewomenthe rightto vote2ndAmendment The Rightto beararms10thAmendmentPowers notgiven to theFederalgovernment areReserved forthe States3rdAmendmentCitizensdon't have toquartertroops intheir homes23rdAmendmentGrants theWashingtonDC 3 votes inthe ElectoralCollege13thAmendment AbolishedSlavery6thAmendmentThe right to atrial by jury andthe right to anattorney incriminal cases14thAmendmentOutlines the waysto become acitizen andguarantees equalprotection of thelaw to everyoneThe BillofRightsThe first 10Amendmentsto theConstitution7thAmendmentThe right toa trial by juryin CivilCases over$201stAmendment Freedom ofspeech, thepress,assembly,petition andreligion22ndAmendmentLimits thenumber oftimes a personcan bePresident to 2termsReconstructionAmendments13th, 14th,and 15thAmendments4thAmendmentProtectsfrom illegalsearchesand seizures26thAmendmentLoweredthe votingage to 188thAmendmentProtection ofcruel andunusualpunishments16thAmendmentCreatedthe federalincome tax20thAmendmentMoved thePresidentialInaugurationfrom March 4thto January 20th25thAmendmentEstablished thePresidential lineof succession incase thePresident dies5thAmendmentGuarantees theright to dueprocess andthe right toremain silent24thAmendmentBannedthe PollTax21stAmendmentRepealedprohibition15thAmendment Gaveblack menthe rightto vote18thAmendmentLed to theprohibitionof alcohol19thAmendment Gavewomenthe rightto vote2ndAmendment The Rightto beararms10thAmendmentPowers notgiven to theFederalgovernment areReserved forthe States3rdAmendmentCitizensdon't have toquartertroops intheir homes23rdAmendmentGrants theWashingtonDC 3 votes inthe ElectoralCollege13thAmendment AbolishedSlavery6thAmendmentThe right to atrial by jury andthe right to anattorney incriminal cases14thAmendmentOutlines the waysto become acitizen andguarantees equalprotection of thelaw to everyoneThe BillofRightsThe first 10Amendmentsto theConstitution7thAmendmentThe right toa trial by juryin CivilCases over$201stAmendment Freedom ofspeech, thepress,assembly,petition andreligion22ndAmendmentLimits thenumber oftimes a personcan bePresident to 2termsReconstructionAmendments13th, 14th,and 15thAmendments4thAmendmentProtectsfrom illegalsearchesand seizures26thAmendmentLoweredthe votingage to 188thAmendmentProtection ofcruel andunusualpunishments16thAmendmentCreatedthe federalincome tax20thAmendmentMoved thePresidentialInaugurationfrom March 4thto January 20th25thAmendmentEstablished thePresidential lineof succession incase thePresident dies

Amendments - 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. Guarantees the right to due process and the right to remain silent
    5th Amendment
  2. Banned the Poll Tax
    24th Amendment
  3. Repealed prohibition
    21st Amendment
  4. Gave black men the right to vote
    15th Amendment
  5. Led to the prohibition of alcohol
    18th Amendment
  6. Gave women the right to vote
    19th Amendment
  7. The Right to bear arms
    2nd Amendment
  8. Powers not given to the Federal government are Reserved for the States
    10th Amendment
  9. Citizens don't have to quarter troops in their homes
    3rd Amendment
  10. Grants the Washington DC 3 votes in the Electoral College
    23rd Amendment
  11. Abolished Slavery
    13th Amendment
  12. The right to a trial by jury and the right to an attorney in criminal cases
    6th Amendment
  13. Outlines the ways to become a citizen and guarantees equal protection of the law to everyone
    14th Amendment
  14. The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution
    The Bill of Rights
  15. The right to a trial by jury in Civil Cases over $20
    7th Amendment
  16. Freedom of speech, the press, assembly, petition and religion
    1st Amendment
  17. Limits the number of times a person can be President to 2 terms
    22nd Amendment
  18. 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
    Reconstruction Amendments
  19. Protects from illegal searches and seizures
    4th Amendment
  20. Lowered the voting age to 18
    26th Amendment
  21. Protection of cruel and unusual punishments
    8th Amendment
  22. Created the federal income tax
    16th Amendment
  23. Moved the Presidential Inauguration from March 4th to January 20th
    20th Amendment
  24. Established the Presidential line of succession in case the President dies
    25th Amendment