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Constitution and the ammendments

TermDefinition
The articles of Confederation Original constitution. tried to fix past mistakes made by the british.
Federalist and Anti Federalist papers Debate about passing constitution
Federalist beliefs Big government
Anti Federalist beliefs Small state gov. More rights for the people
The U.S constitution Government document that established the gov.
Separation of powers One person cant have all the power
Legislative Branch Laws
Executive Branch President
Judicial Branch Supreme Court
The Bill Of Rights First 10 amendments
1st amendment Freedom of speech
2nd amendment Guns
3rd amendment no soldiers in homes
4th amendment search and seizure
5th amendment cannot testify against yourself
6th amendment speedy trial
7th amendment civil court
8th amendment no cruel unusual punishment
9th amendment protected rights
10th amendment up to states
11th amendment cannot sue states without consent
12th amendment President and vice pres. run together
13th amendment no slavery
14th amendment everyone born in us is a citizen
15th amendment all citizens can vote
16th amendment income tax
17th amendment senate popular vote
18th amendment prohibition against alcohol
19th amendment women can vote
20th amendment changed presidential term ending from march to January
21st amendment alcohol legal
22nd amendment 2 presidential terms
23rd amendment DC right to vote
24th amendment no poll taxes
25th amendment Presidential succession
26th amendment 18 year olds can vote
27th amendment congress cant raise salary.
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