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Amendments:1-10 +

amendments 1-10 with #19 #22 and #26 added

amendmentwhat amendment says
2nd amendment Each state has the right to create its own National Guard and each person has the right to own a gun
1st amendment freedom of speech, assembly, religion, press, and petition
3rd amendment You do not have to be forced to house soldiers in time of peace.
4th amendment You or your property cannot be searched or seized (taken) without a good reason
5th amendment You cannot be forced to testify against yourself. You cannot be tried twice for the same crime. Before you can be tried a Grand Jury must agree that there is enough reason to be tried
6th amendment a speedy and public trial with an impartial jury. The accused has the right to know what crime they are charged with and to have witnesses for their defense
7th amendment assures that an injured party can sue in civil court in cases involving disputes over money and property
8th amendment excessive bail shall not be required, also No cruel and unusual punishment
9th amendment Rights not specifically mentioned by the constitution should not be assumed not to exist
10th amendment reserved powers
19th amendment gives women the right to vote
22nd amendment presidential term limited to 2 terms(8 years)
26th amendment Lowered voting age from 21 to 18
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