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| freedom of speech religion, press, peacable assembly, and petition. |
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| The gouvernment may not quarter, or house soldiers in peoples homes |
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| The gouverntment may not search without a warrant. |
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| You may not be tried for the same crime |
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| a person charged with a crime has the right to a speedy trial, an impartial jury, and a lawer |
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| A person in a civil case is garunteed a jury |
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| a person is protected from cruel and unusual punishment |
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| People have more rights than what are in the constitution. |
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| any power not given to the federal gouvernment by the constitution is a power by either the state or the people |
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| Slavery is outlawed in the USA |
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| states shall not deprive persons of life liberty or property without due process |
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| all citizens are allowed to vote regardless of race, color, or status of former slave |
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| citizens are allowed to vote regarless of sex, |
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| people may vote for pres, vice pres, and congress without voting tax. |
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| citizens over 18 are given the right to vote. |
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