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| Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Petition, and Assembly |
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| No quartering of soldiers, expect in times of war. |
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| No unreasonable search and seizure |
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| Rights guaranteed to the accused. |
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| Trial by jury in civil cases. |
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| No cruel and unusual punishment. |
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| Rights not listed are retained by the people. |
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| Powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution are reserved to the States. |
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| State cannot be sued in a federal court by a citizen of another state (1795) |
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| How we elect the President (1804) |
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| Abolition of slavery (1865) |
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| Citizenship Defined. Privileges or immunities. Due process of law and equal protection of the law applied to the states (1868) |
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| Suffrage for Black males (1870) |
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| Direct election of senators (1913) |
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| Prohibition. No manufacture or sale of alcohol (1919) |
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| Suffrage for women (1920) |
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| Lame Duck amendment. (1933) |
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| Reverse Prohibition (1933) |
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| Limit President to two terms in office or ten years (1951) |
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| Three electors for Washington D.C. (1961) |
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| Can't require poll taxes (1964) |
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| Disability and Succession (1967) |
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| Eighteen Year olds given the right to vote (1971) |
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| Cannot raise salary during that term (1992) |
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