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| A citizens life, liberty or property cannot be taken away without a fair trial. |
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| Basic freedoms: Freedom of speech,religion, press, of assembly and to petition |
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| Unreasonable search and seizure |
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| Rights of the accused. Double jeopardy. Protects against self incrimination. Due process. |
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| Right to a fair, speedy trial. |
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| Right to trial by jury in civil cases |
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| The people keep all rights not listed in the Constitution |
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| Any rights not clearly given to the federal government belong to the states or the people |
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| Election of the President and Vice President as a team (1804) |
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| Right to vote for African American men(1870) |
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| Direct election of senators |
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| Women's Suffrage (right to vote) (1920) |
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| Presidential votes for Washington, D.C |
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| Ban on Poll taxes (1964-Voting Rights Act) |
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| First 10 Amendments are called _______ |
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