ap gov amendments

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Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition
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Right to bear arms
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No quartering of soldiers
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No search and seizure
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Rights of the accused (self incrimination, due process, double jeopardy, eminent domain)
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Rights of the people (speedy and public trial by jury, right to a lawyer, tried in state where the crime was committed)
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Rights in civil cases
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No cruel and unusual punishment
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Rights of the people
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Rights of the states
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Lawsuits against states (a person may not sue a state)
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Established the Electoral College
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Abolished slavery
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Civil rights (for slaves)
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Allowed black males to vote
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Allowed Congress to collect income taxes
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Gave states the power to directly elect Senators
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Prohibition
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Women's Suffrage
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Allows the President and Vice President only 2 terms
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Repealed Prohibition
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Lame Duck (shortens the time between election and inaguration)
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Adds the District of Columbia to the Electoral College
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Forbids Poll Taxes
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Establishes Presidential Succession
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Allowed 18 year olds to vote
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Does not allow Congressional pay raises