Constitutional Amendments

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Bill of Rights, all 27 amendments

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freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

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right to bear arms

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protection against soldier quartering

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protection against unlawful search and seizure

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right to due process, protection against self-incrimination

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rights granted to the accused; right to: attorney, speedy public trial with impartial jury, know of the charges against them, confront accuser

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right to a trial by jury

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protection against excessive bail and cruel & unusual punishment

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guarantee of unenumerated rights to the people

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the states/people have all the rights not given to the federal gov and not prohibited to the states

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doesn’t allow SCOTUS to hear lawsuits against US from citizens from foreign states/countries

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requires separate votes for President and Vice President, rather than the old system where voters have two Presidential votes(runnerup became Vice President); (1800 election - tie between Burr and Jefferson - House of Reps vote - was very chaotic - 12th amendment to help avoid this happening again)

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abolished slavery and involuntary servitude, except as punishment for a crime

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grants citizenship to all those born or naturalized in the US; Equal Protection Clause; guarantees due process

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prohibits state and federal govs from denying the right to vote based on race, skin color, or previous servitude

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established the permanent, centralized, and progressive federal income tax

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direct election of Senators in each state

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prohibited sale, production, and transportation of alcohol

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prohibits state and federal govs from denying the right to vote based on sex

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moved start of presidential and congressional terms to January

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ended Prohibition (repealed 18th Amend.)

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restricts President to two terms of four years in office

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gives Washington D.C. residents right to vote for representatives in the electoral college

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prohibited poll taxes

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fully establishes rules for presidential succession and disability

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lowered voting age from 21 to 18 in all federal, state, and local elections

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prohibited congressional pay increase/decrease taking effect until after the next House of Reps election