Amendments

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Freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of assembly, freedom of expression, freedom of press

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The right to bear arms

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No quartering of troops

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Freedom from search and seizure

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Double jeopardy, eminent domain, right to not speak

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Right to a speedy trial, right to an attorney

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Right to trial by jury for civil cases that exceed $20

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Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment

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Enumerated rights

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States rights

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Suits against the states, I.e. no civilian can sue a state

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If no clear presidential election winner, House nominates president, the senate nominates VP

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Abolishment of slavery

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U.s. citizen

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All 21 year old males can vote

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Income tax

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Direct election of U.S. senators to the U.s. Senate

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Dry America

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Women’s suffrage

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Lame Duck Amendment

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Wet America

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Only two terms

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Washington, D.C. Gets three electoral votes

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Anti-poll tax

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VP becomes president if he dies or is removed

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Vote age 18

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Power for congress to make pay raise