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U.S. Constitution

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tells why the constitution was written preamble
created the legislative branch article 1
created the executive branch article 2
created the judicial branch article 3
states will respect and honor each other's laws article 4
explains how to add an amendment to the Constitution article 5
states that the Constitution is the highest law in the land article 6
explains how the Constitution is ratified and established article 7
freedom of religion, speech, assembly, the press, and right to petition the government amendment 1
right to keep and bear arms amendment 2
prohibits stationing of troops in a home without consent of the owner amendment 3
protection against unreasonable search and seizure, probable cause required for warrants amendment 4
protection from self imcrimination (you can't be forced to testify against yourself in court) amendment 5
right to a fair and speedy trial amendment 6
right to a jury trial in civil cases where the dispute is more than $20 amendment 7
protection against excessive bail and cruel or unusual punishments amendment 8
can't deny people rights just because it's not mentioned in the Constitution amendment 9
any power not given to the national government is reserved to the states or the people amendment 10
slavery is abolished amendment 13
voting cannot be denied due to race, color, or previously being a slave amendment 15
established a federal income tax amendment 16
all alcohol banned amendment 18
women are allowed to vote amendment 19
alcohol ban repealed amendment 21
president limited to two terms amendment 22
all citizens 18 and older can vote amendment 26
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