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What is the great writ?   Habeas Corpus    
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To be tried for the same offense is called what?   double jeopardy    
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What is a bill of attainder?   a legislative act which convicts and punishes a person without a judicial trial.    
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the nineteenth amendment states...   a US citizens voting rights cannot be abridged or denied by any state on account of age.    
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the 4th amendment protects against unreasonable search and seizure by the gov't unless what?   facts are presented sufficient enough to give probable cause to search.    
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What is an ex post facto law?   a law that would apply retroactively or have an effect on a law that has already ocurred.    
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Jus soli means...   right of the soil    
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The 5th amendment is a procedural right that protects against self-incrimination, this right protects against a prosecutor doing what?   fishing for evidence to gain a conviction.    
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What is recall?   the process of showing public disapproval of an elected official by putting his term of office in jeopardy.    
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What is initiative?   a method that allows the citizens to assume the power of a law making body: however, this formal participation is not found in every state because much much unnecessary legislation can overburden the law books.    
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What does jus sanguinis mean?   parentage    
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The thirteenth amendment states...   no one shall be burdened with slavery regardless of color or nationality    
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The fifth amendment protects against double jeopardy which means what?   being tried more than once for the same offense    
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The twenty-fourth amendment states...   that your right to vote cannot be abridged or denied because you owe a poll tax or any other type of tax    
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indites by true bill...   the grand jury    
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levying war on the Us by a citizen is an act of..   treason    
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levy war..   all... a unanimous verdict!    
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Does a naturalized citizen have all the same protections and rights as a natural born citizen?   No... they can be denaturalized if they have been found to have evidence showing a lack of sincerity about their US citizenship    
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changing to a substantive right..   due process    
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What is referendum?   a statute proposed by the legislature that the citizens can vote to approve or reject    
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How can a person lose their US citizenship?   by giving allegiance to a foreign country    
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When are privileges or immunities of national citizenship most evident?   out of the country    
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What are ways that we can participate in politics?   Writing letters to elected officials and meeting them.    
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More people would vote if they believed what?   their vote would be effective    
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How can we participate in government?   by listening to presidential addresses and reading about government policies.    
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The first amendment protects what right?   freedom of speech    
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The state requires that a citizen is registered and is a resident before they can do what?   vote    
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How did Wong Kim Ark obtain his citizenship?   by jus soli    
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To purchase private property the givernment must give what?   due compensation    
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A citizen can be deprived of citizenship by doing what?   commiting an act of treason    
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US citizenship is conferred overseas by what?   jus sanguinis    
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Which amendment allows freedom of religion in education?   the first    
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What are some ways we can participate in politics?   registering voters and distributing literature    
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list the steps in order to obtaining citizenship...   file the petition, present 2 supporting witnesses,attend citizen classes,receive approval from the judge,have name changed if desired    
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What amendment are freedom of speech and religion guaranteed in?   The first.    
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What is eminent domain?   the right of the gov't to purchase private property(property owned by private citizens)    
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the priviledges and immunities of what amendment are hard to define?   the 14th    
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What is a dissenter?   Someone who disagrees with a choice or choices the gov't has made yet still agrees with the authority of the government    
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Who controls voting requirements for the national elections?   the states    
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Acts of treason...   join a foreign army    
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