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First amendment

Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, petition

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Second Amendment

Right to bear arms and create a militia

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Third Amendment

Quartering of Soldiers

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Fourth Amendment

Search and Seizures

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Fifth Amendment

Rights of the Accused

(remain silent when being arrested)

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Sixth Amendment

Fair and speedy trial

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Seventh Amendment

Jury trial in civil cases

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eigth amendment

No cruel or unusual punishments

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Ninth amendment

Unenumerated, peoples rights- people have other rights not listed in the constitution

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Tenth amendment

Reserved (state) rights

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Eleventh amendment

state immunity- states cannot sue each other/prohibits a state from being sued in federal court by a citizen of another state or nation

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12th amendment

electoral college- have a separate ballot of the president and vice president

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17th amendment

direct election of senate- changed that the people directly elect their senator and are not chose by the state legislature

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20th amendment

set the presidential inauguration to January 20th and the start of congress to be january 3

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22nd amendment

presidential term limits- limits the president to a maximum of 8 years in office

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25th

presidential succession

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27th amendment

congressional pay raise- congress can give itself a pay raise, but only once it gets re elected

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16th amendment

federal income tax- gave congress the power to levy individual income taxes to help pay for the war

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18th amendment

prohibition

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21st amendment

prohibition overturned

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13th

abolished slavery

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14th

citizenship- prohibited a state prom depriving a person of life, liberty, and property without due process of law, equal protection and treatment under the law

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15th

voting for african americans

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19th

gave women the right to vote

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23rd

gave three electoral college votes to DC