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| right to express one’s own opinion publicly |
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| • Separation of church and state |
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| government cannot favor or setup an official religion |
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| accused person get fair treatment by the government |
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| people cannot be tried for the same crime twice |
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| first 10 amendments added to protect citizen’s rights |
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| right to publish material without government restrictions |
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| government takes private property for a public project |
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| the way in which changes are added to the constitution |
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| - description of situations or conflicts, the issues involved, and the decisions made |
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| • Where the amendment process begins |
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| • Who ratifies amendments |
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| Anti-federalist and others who were wary about the government |
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| • Who demanded a bill of rights be added to the constitution and why |
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| 5 rights 1Speech-2Religion-3Press-4Petition-5Assembly |
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| • Individual freedoms of the first amendment? |
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| • Rights of accused persons |
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| Be tried by a jury, put up bail, remain silent |
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| Courts-the judicial system |
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| • Who interprets the bill of rights |
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| all 10 of the amendments of the bill of rights |
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| • Which amendment protect from to government abuse |
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