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14 Cards in this Set
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What is the 1st Amendment?
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Freedom of religon, press, and assembly
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What is the 2nd ammendment?
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Right to bear arms
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What is the 3rd amendment?
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quartering troops
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what is the 4th amendment?
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Searches and seizures
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What is the 5th amendment?
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Rights of accused persons
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What is the 6th amendment?
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Right to speedy, fair trial
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What is the 7th amendment?
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Civil Suits
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What is the 8th amendment?
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Bail and punishment
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What is the 9th amendment?
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Powers reserved to the people
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What is the 10th amendment?
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Reserved powers
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enumerated powers
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powers the constitution specifically gives the national government. conduct foreign affairs, raise/support army, trade with other countries and states.
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reserved powers
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powers the constitution gives to the states
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concurrent powers
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powers that the national governments sgare with the states. ensure laws, collect taxes, establish courts
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implied powers
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congressional powers not stated in the constitution but suggested by the constitutions proper clause. regulate air pollution, set federal min. wage, establish national parks
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