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| Religion, Press, Speech and assembly |
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| Prohibits quartering of soldiers |
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| Unreasonable search and seizure without a warrant |
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| Self incrimination, double jeaprody, eminent domain |
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| Criminally accused-right to speedy trial and counsel. Info about charges |
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| Government settles disputes between private individuals. No civil suit can have double jepordy. |
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| Excessive Bail, Cruel and unusual punishment |
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| All levels of government must treat citizens equally and follow the bill of rights. |
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| Ensured that all citizens (includeing newly freed slave) could vote. |
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| Who was the largest contributer to the design of our country? |
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| The world is mainly good. People are selfish and the government exsists to keep him honest and productive |
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| Lief before government was solitary nasty short. The government exists to make man good. |
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| Hippie. Governemtn property and morality are artificial. Man is good and government is bad. |
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| Bad is good, fear is good. Rule with violence and trust no one. |
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| Democracy through elected representatives ( America) |
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| Government should play a limited role in helping people |
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| A philosophy of systems of government that advocates dictatorship and No diversity. |
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| Advacacy of government action to improve welfare, civil rights and political and social change. |
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| Skepticism of the government |
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| Economic system seeks to reduce poverty, benefit the poor @ the expense of the wealthy (conservatists believe in this) |
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| Government can take private property by providing compensation |
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| Criminally accuse person who cannot afford a lawyer. |
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| You have been informed of the charges and have the right to question them. |
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| powers not delegated to the US are reserved for the states |
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| States reserved power to delegate health safety and morals. |
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| Powers listed in Art. I Sec.8 that lays out powers of congress |
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| Shared by the state and national government |
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| Listes the powers of congress (enumerated powers) |
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| Neccesary and proper clause |
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| Gives the government flexability to do more than stipulated in Artcile I |
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| Shared power between national and state government |
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| Ability of congress to regulate all trade and comerce that goes outside the US boundaries. |
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| Maximum protection given to an individual in their home (mainly regaurding sex) |
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| We do not live in a democrazy "rule by many" we live in a |
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| Is ruled by those elected to represent the interest of the citizens |
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| Bill of rights applies to all levels of government (national state and local.) |
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| Uniform and limited application of the law to EVERYONE regaurdless of financial ability status ect. |
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| A hyper socialist economy with no private property, no freedom of religion, press, job choice, housing -ANYTHING |
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| PA and RI violated the establishment clause-this created "clear and prensent danger" free speech can be censored. |
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| State aid cannot be used to subsidize other income (in religious schools) This determined how much government could be involved and how much many can go towards religious things. |
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| Dealt with PROPR RESTRAINT. Governemnt can censor the news. |
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| Ruled that the 4th amendment right to counsel also means theat the state must provide counsel if the accused cannot afford one. |
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| Banking-No state or other entity could tax the US |
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| Abortion is legal in the first trimester, after that there are more restrictions. |
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| Sexual acts of gays in own home that are private are legal |
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| (1857) Free blacks and slaves were not citizens and are not eligable for benefits of citizenship -This helped start the civil war. |
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| Seperate but equal, allowed segregation as long as facilities are equal. This overturned Brown V BOE |
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| Brown V Board of Education Topeka |
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| Over ruled plessy V Furgesson said seperate facilities based on race were unequal-Led to the desegregation of schools |
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