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Press,Speech, Religion

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Bear arms

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No soldiers

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Warrant

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Silent, Double jeopardy, due process

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Speedy Trail

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Jury Lawyer

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No cruel or unusual punishment

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All rights

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States rights

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States can’t sue eachothe

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Press-U.P. Same ticket

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Abolished Slavery

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Citizen, Due process, Equal protection

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All men vote can’t discriminate

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Income Tax

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We vote directly for our senates

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Prohibition Alcohol illegal

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Women’s right to vote

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President takes 25 over Jan 20th

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Alcohol legal

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2 terms

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3 electoral college vote D.C.

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No takes to vote

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President, U.P., Speaker

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18 year old vote

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Congress pay raise

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Federal/Excutive

President

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Federal/Legislative

House/senate

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Federal/Judicial

Supreme Court

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State/Executive

Governor

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State/legislate

Assembly/senate

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State/judicial

California Supreme Court

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Local/Executive

Mayor

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Local/Legislative

City Council

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Local/judical

Norwalk court house

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Who was the author of the Declaration of Independence?

Thomas Jefferson

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Date of the declaration of independence

July 4, 1776

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Age for the house

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Age for the the senate

30

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Term for the house

2 years

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Term for the senate

6 year

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Confirms Judges and treaties

Senate

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How many House of Representatives are there

435

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Who has the power to impeach

House

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Who has the power to hold the trial

Senate

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A senator can talk, talk and talk

Filibuster

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Who is the leader of the house of representatives

Speaker of the house

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Congress

Article 1

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President

Article 2

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Supreme Court

Article 3

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Full faiths and credit

Article 4

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Amend the constitution

Article 5

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Supreme law

Article 6

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Ratification

Article 7

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What are 3 weaknesses of the articles of confederation

No tax system, no president, no Supreme Court

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How old does the president have to be

35

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What is called fourth branch of the government

Bureaucracy

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These protect us from the government

Civil Liberties

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These are laws that protect us from discrimination

Civil Rights

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Who enforces the law

President

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Who makes our federal laws

Congress

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Who reviews the laws

Supreme Court

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What is the introduction of the constitution called

Preamble

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Who was the president elected four times

Franklin Roosevelt