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1st amendment - freedom of speech - freedom of religion - freedom of press - freedom of assembly - freedom of petition
5th amendment Protects criminal defendants from being forced into self-incrimination
8th amendment Forbids cruel and unusual punishment
9th amendment Makes it clear citizens have rights outside the constitution and they may not be taken away
24th amendment Eliminate poll tax
2nd amendment Right to bear arms
4th amendment Protects from unreasonable searches and seizures
23rd amendment District of Columbia gets 3 electoral votes for president
19th amendment Women get the right to vote
`12th amendment Separate ballots for electoral college (president and vice president)
10th amendment Recognizes that the power of the federal government is limited in power “government can only have the powers people give it”
15th amendment Primarily considered a “Civil War’” amendment
6th amendment A person be clearly told their charges and the right to a public trial or with just a judge with unnecessary delay
3rd amendment When there is no war, soldiers may not stay in peoples homes without permission from the homeowner
17th amendment Popular vote for electing senators
7th amendment The right to have a jury trial in federal courts
26th amendment Anyone 18 years or older can vote
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