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US history const

constitution

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general purpose and goals of the government "we the people" preamble
explains the legislative branch article 1
explains about the executive branch article 2
explains about the judiciary branch article 3
relationship of the states and country article 4
amending the constitution article 5
debts contracted under the AOC article 6
ratification of the constitution article 7
freedom of speech religion press and assembly and petition 1st
right to bear arms 2nd
quartering of soldiers 3rd
unreasonable searches and seizures 4th
jury, no double jeopardy, due process 5th
speedy, public trail, jury 6th
jury trial in civic cases 7th
no excessive bails or fines 8th
right to the people 9th
right to the states 10th
denial of jurisdiction 11th
presidential election 12th
abolition of slavery 13th
citizenship 14th
denial of right to vote on account of race 15th
income tax 16th
popular election of US senators 17th
prohibition 18th
suffrage for women 19th
dates for end of terms of president 20th
repeal of prohibition 21st
no 3rd term for president 22nd
right to vote for president 23rd
prohibition of poll taxes for voting 24th
presidential disability 25th
lowering voting ages to 18 26th
congressional pay raises 27th
each branch of government can limit the powers of the others checks and balances
government's power comes from the people choosing popular sovereignty
government actions are rusticated by law and the constitution limited government
government is divided into three branches separation of powers
courts have the power to review laws to see if its unconstitutional judicial review
power is shared between the national and state Gov federalism
people elect representatives republicanism
the constitution protects individual freedom individual rights
the power where states cab refuse to enforce a law if they think its unconstitutional nullification
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