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25 Cards in this Set

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First amendment
Protects freedom of religion
Fifth amendment
Establishes the right to due process
Article 4
The article that deals with relationship betwixt the states.
Second amendment
Protects the right to keep and bear arms
Article 6
The article that declares the supremacy of federal law.
Fourth amendment
Prohibits unreasonable searches and seizures
Article 3
The article dealing with the judicial branch
Tenth amendment
Declares that the powers not granted to the federal government by the Constitution belong to the states
Fifth amendment
Establishes the right against self-incrimination (the right to remain silent)
Article 5
The article that sets forth the process for amending the Constitution
Sixth amendment
Establishes the right to a speedy, public trial in criminal cases
Third amendment
Prohibits the quartering of soldiers in people's houses.
Article 7
The article that sets forth the procedure for ratifying the Constitution.
First amendment
Protects freedom of assembly.
Sixth amendment
Establishes the right to a jury in criminal cases
Article 1
The article dealing with the Legislative branch.
Fifth amendment
Prohibits double jeopardy.
Seventh amendment
Establishes the right to a jury in civil cases
Fifth amendment
Establishes the right to just compensation for takings of private property
Article 2
The article dealing with the Executive branch
Ninth amendment
Recognizes that there may be other rights not listed in the Bill of Rights
Fifth amendment
Establishes the right to a grand jury
Sixth amendment
Establishes the right to an attorney
Eighth amendment
Prohibits cruel and unusual punishment
First amendment
Protects freedom of speech