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1st ammendment

Freedoms of expression (R.A.P.P.S)

2nd ammendment

The right to bare arms

3rd ammendment

The right to deny shattering troops

4th ammendment

Protection from search and seizure

5th amendment

Miranda rights. Rights of accused

6th ammendment

Criminal trial rights.

7th ammendment

Cases with 20 dollars or more

8th ammendment

No cruel or unusual punishment

9th amendment

People's reserved rights

10th amendment

States reserved rights

13th

Ended slavery

14th

Born in the us means ur a citizen

15th

Black men can vote

17th

People elect leaders

18th

Prohibition

19

Women voting

20th

Lame duck

21

Drinking age is 21

22

President can serve 2 terms or 10 years

25

President can relinquish powers

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Voting age is now 18