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27 Cards in this Set
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Freedom of religion, speech, assembly, press, and petition |
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Right to bear arms |
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No troops can be stationed in private homes. |
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Requires a warrant with probable cause in order to be searched. |
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Citizen has right not to testify in court and cannot be tried for the same crime twice. |
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Guaranteed speedy trial by jury and the government must provide a lawyer. |
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Civil cases must be tried by jury as well. |
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Prohibits excessive bail, excessive fines, and cruel and unusual punishments. |
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Nine |
Rights aren't exhaustive and the people have rights not listed. |
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Gives powers not designated to the government to either the people or state. |
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Eleven |
Sets limits on when a state can be sued. |
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Twelve |
Revised presidential election procedures. |
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Thirteen |
Abolished slavery and servitude. |
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Fourteen |
Ensures each citizen to equal protections under the law. |
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Fifteen |
Gave all men right to vote. |
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Sixteen |
Gave federal government power to collect income tax. |
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Seventeen |
Established senators had to be directly elected. |
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Eighteen |
Banned alcohol |
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Nineteen |
Gave women right to vote. |
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Twenty |
Details regarding terms in office for Congress and president. |
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Twenty-one |
Repealed 18th amendment |
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Twenty-two |
Limited president to a maximum of two terms or ten years. |
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Twenty-three |
Provided that Washington DC be allowed to have representatives in Electoral College. |
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Twenty-four |
People don’t have to pay tax, a poll tax, in order to vote. |
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Twenty-five |
If something happens to the president then the Vice President takes over as president. |
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Twenty-six |
Set national voting age at 18. |
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Twenty-seven |
Congressional salary changes cannot take place until the beginning of next session of Congress. |
