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| Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom to assemble peacefully, establishment clause |
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| Soldiers can’t be quartered in houses forcefully |
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| No search and seizure without probable cause |
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| Right to due process, against double jeopardy and self incrimination, and establishes eminent domain |
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| Public trial with impartial jury, right to face witnesses/accuser, and right to counsel |
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| Reaffirms right to trial by jury |
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| No excessive bail/fines, and no cruel or unusual punishment |
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| Enumerating certain constitutional rights does not mean there aren’t other implied rights |
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| Powers not given to the federal government are given to the states or people |
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| State sovereign immunity: 1795 states cannot be sued by citizens of other states |
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| When you vote you vote for one pres and one vice pres: 1804 |
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| Abolish Slavery:1865: end of civil war |
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| Due process and equal protection |
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| African american men can vote |
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| Direct election of senators |
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| Women get the right to vote!: 1920 |
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| Presidential term begins in january |
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| President can’t serve more than 2 terms |
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| Order of succession: 1967: Kennedy is shot |
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| Changes to Congress salary won't take effect until next House is elected |
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