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| Freedoms of speech, religion, press, assembly, petition |
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Organize state militias
Bear arms |
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Prohibits quartering in times of peace,
limits quartering in times of war |
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Prohibits unreasonable serach and seizure of persons or property
requires valid search warrant |
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Rights of the accused
Double Jeopardy, Self Incrimination, Due Process, Eminent Domain |
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Rights of the accused
Speedy Trial and Jury
Habeas Corpus |
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| Right to a civil trial if damage $20 |
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| No cruel or unusual punishment. No high bail. |
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| You have other rights than those listed. |
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| States Rights. If we didn't list it or deny it, it is reserved for the people or the states. |
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| Lawsuits against other states. |
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| Alters Electoral college so that you cast one ballot for President and one for VP |
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| Equal protection clause. Gives newly freed slaves citizenship. |
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| All males right to vote (regardless of race) |
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| Allows collection of an income tax. |
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| Allows us to directly elect our senators. |
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| Starts Prohibition of Alcohol. |
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| Moves up the start dates to January for Congress (3rd) and President (20th) to eliminate a lame duck period b/c they used to come into office in April. |
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| Ends Prohibition. Can drink again. |
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| Sets a two term limit on the President. |
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| Allows DC to vote in the electoral college. 3 votes. |
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| Presidential disability and filling vacant VP. |
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| 18 year olds right to vote. |
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| Deals with Congress raising it's pay. Pay raises go into effect in the next term (after election). |
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