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An agreement signed by the passengers of the Mayflower, agreeing to obey the rule of law The Mayflower Compact
According to this great letter, even a king had to obey the law The Magna Carta
Series of laws limiting free speech and setting citizenship requirements The Alien and Sedition Acts
Before the Constitution, this was the basis of US law The Articles of Confederation
A series of newspaper articles defending the Constitution The Federalist Papers
The most ancient set of written laws The Code of Hammurabi
Speech given by Lincoln after a major Civil War battle, which refers to the Declaration of Independence The Gettysburg Address
The first ten amendments of the US Constitution The Bill of Rights
Signed by Lincoln, this set slaves free, sort of ! The Emancipation Proclamation
Along with the First Amendment, this document calls for separation of church and State The Virginia Statute of Religious Freedom
Speech Washington wrote, warning against "entangling alliances" with other nations Washington's Farewell Address
This writing declares that it is the right of the people "alter or abolish" their government The Declaration of Independence
Written in 1689, this document guaranteed trial by jury, and influenced the US Bill of Rights The English Bill of Rights
The life and teachings of Jesus Christ are found in these writings The Gospels
Muslims consider this book to be the word of God revealed to Muhammad The Quran
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