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civics-amendments

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Describes power of national government constitution
how many amendments are there? 27
what is the first amendment? freedom of speech press assembly petition and religion
what do amendments 2 and 4 do? protect ameicans from abuses by the govenment
the right to serve in a militia and bear arms 2nd amendment
citizens arent forced to quarter or house any military personal in their homes 3rd amendment
protects americans from an unreasonable search and seizure 4th amendment
process of conviting someone of a crime 5th amendment
doesnt allow someone to be put on trial twice for the same crime after being found not guilt double jeopardy
government cant take private property for public use eminent domain
criminal cases-each defendant is made aware of the charges against them and appointed a lawyer if they cant afford one 6th amendment
cicil cases- right to a jury trial if the amount in queston exseeds $20-can be settled outside of court 7th amendment
protects against excessive bail-money paid to court by the accussed person guarantees their appearance in court 8th amendment
protects americans rights not listed in the constitution (choose career, spouse, friend) 9th amendment
protects all those rights that are guaranteed to the states by the constitution (reserved powers)-education, traffic etc. 10th amendment
limits of freedom of religion sacrafising someone
limits on freedom of assembly loud party/disturbs neighbors
limits of freedom of speech slander or giving away of military secrets
limits of press printing lies about someone else
a formal request to the government petition
who did the bill of rights exclude? women, african americans, and individuals under 21
allowed states to pass laws that violated these rights reserved powers
freed all slaves in U.S 13th amendment
citizenship to anyone born or naturalized in the U.S "equal protection under the law" 14th amendment
suffrage to all black males 15th amendment
right to vote suffrage
allowed voters to choose their senators directly instead of the state legistlature 17th amendment
women suffrage-wyoming was the first state to allow women to vote 19th amendment
allowed residents in washington d.c the ablility to vote in a national election 23rd amendment
outlawed poll taxes in any state 24th amendment
made the legal voting age 18 26th amendment
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