12th amendment - reformed electoral college
15th amendment - right to vote regardless of race/color/condition of servitude
18th amendment - prohibition
13th amendment - abolishes slavery
19th amendment - right to vote cannot be denied based on sex
21th amendment - repeals prohibition
8th amendment - no excessive bail/fines, no cruel/unusual punishment
24th amendment - right to vote regardless of payment of taxes
26th amendment - right to vote if 18 or older
1st amendment - freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, petition
5th amendment - right not to incriminate self, double jeapordy, eminent domain, due process, right to a grand jury for capital crimes
20th amendment - changes start and end dates of presidential term, who will act as president in the case of no president on inauguration day
17th amendment - popular election of senators
25th amendment - sets up full presidential succession given removal of pres from office: VP, speaker of house, pres pro tempre of senate, cabinet heads based on when appointed, also sets up succession for VP

statute - law
24th amendment - limits pres terms to 2 and a piece of 1 totalling no more than 10 years
23th amendment - gives DC electoral votes, no more than the smallest state
article 1 - establishes legislative branch (powers of congress, power to setup inferior courts)
article 2 - sets up executive branch, powers, method of election, requirements for various offices
article 3 - sets up supreme court and other tribunals, says nothing of number of justices or other courts, jurisdiction of courts, defines treason, need at least 2 witnesses for conviction of treason, 
11th amendment - amends article 3 to remove power to hear lawsuits against state goverments by fed government

article 5 - amending the constitution 2 ways to propose (2/3 of house and 2/3 of senate to propose OR congress can call a convention to propose amendments) 2 ways to ratify (by legislatures of 3/4 of states OR by ratifying conventions in 3/4 of states)