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| freedom of: speech, religion, petition the government, assembly, press |
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| right to bear arms (have guns) |
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| the quartering act (the government cannot force people to keep soldiers in their homes |
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| no unreasonable search or seizure, (fruit of the poisoned tree) |
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| cannot be forced to incriminate themselves, (no double jeopardy, cannot be in trial twice for the same thing. Right to due process) |
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| right to an impartial jury, speedy trial, know what you're accused of, attorney, lawyer, right to confront accuser in court. |
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| in civil cases, involving more than 20$, right to have a jury |
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no cruel or unusual punishment
no excessive bail |
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| just because an amendment doesn't give you a right, doesn't mean you don't have it. |
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| All powers not given to the government (by the constitution), the powers belong to the state & people |
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freed all former slaves, made them US citizens, (Equal protection amendment)
Law cannot unfairly target a certain group of people. |
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| all men, regardless of race & religion, can vote |
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| states can directly elect senators |
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| people in Washington D.C. can vote for president |
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| racist laws passed in the south |
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| attending school paying taxes surving the armed forces |
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Voting
being informed
taking part in government
helping out your community
respecting & protecting other people's rights |
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| lie about a person to hurt them knowingly |
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| establishes legislative branch |
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| establishes executive branch |
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| Establishes Judicial branch |
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| knowingly PUBLISH lies about someone (press) |
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| can't tell someone to not practice religion |
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