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| freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly, and the right to petition |
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| the right to keep and bear arms |
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| no unreasonable seizures and searches; you must have a warrant |
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| due process of law, no double jeopardy |
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| every citizen has the right to a quick, speedy, public trial |
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| when a stolen good item exceeds $20, the criminal has the right to a jury trial |
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| no excessive fines/bails or cruel and unusual punishment |
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| rights not stated by the constitution belong to the people |
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| powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor by the states are reserved to the states or the people |
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| seperate ballots for president and vice president |
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| offically abolishes slavery and prohibit slavery and involuntary servitude |
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| defines citizenship, equal protection under the law to all people |
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| the right to vote, can't deny voting rights based on color |
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| direct election of senators |
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| two term limit for president |
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legislative branch powers
how senators/HOR are elected
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| full faith and credit clause |
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| amending the constitution (2/3) |
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| ratifying the constitution (3/4) |
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