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The Amendments =)

the 27 amendments for Civics class

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1st Amendment Religion-gov't can't prohibit a religion Assemble-People are free to peaceably assemble Petition-Citizens are allowed to petition gov't Press-Newspapers can/can't print whatever they wish Speech-Citizens are free to say what they want.
2nd Amendment All citizens have the right to bear arms
3rd Amendment Citizens do not have to house soldiers
4th Amendment There can be no illegal searches or seizures
5th Amendment No double jeopardy. Grand jury. Emminent domain. Protection against self incrimination. due process
6th Amendment Right to trial by jury. All trials should be speedy and public. all citizens have the right to a lawyer in a criminal trial
7th Amendment All citizens have the right to s jury in all civil cases where the amount in question exceeds $20.00
8th Amendment there will be no cruel or unusual punishments. there will be no excessive bails or fines
9th Amendment All rights not enumerated in the constitution shall not be used to deny peoples right
10th Amendment All rights not delegated to the Federal gov't are then reserved to state gov'ts
11th Amendment Suits against the states
12th Amendment The President and the Vice President
13th Amendment Abolish Slavery
14th Amendment All citizens are equal under the law
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