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us constitution

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What the constitution is   The supreme law of the u.s.a  
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Two reasons its the sumpreme law   No law can contradict it No one is exempt from following it  
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Why the constitution written   Set up the structure of the US government  
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Reasons the articles of confederation failed   No separation of powers Weak central government No power to tax  
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Preamble   Statement of purpose  
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Articles   1: Legislative Branch 2: Executive branch 3: Judicial Branch 4: Relations Among the States 5: Amendment Process 6: Federal Power 7: Ratification  
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Congress   Make laws Declare war  
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Executive Branch   Enforce Laws  
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Supreme Court   Interpret Laws  
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Relations Among the States   How the states are supposed to deal with each other  
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Amendment Process   How you get an amendment approved  
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Federal Power   How the constitution is the supreme law  
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Ratification   How states approve things  
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Amendments   27 Total 1st ten are the bill of rights  
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13th Amendment   Abolished Slavery  
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15th Amendment   Right to vote regardless of race, color, or previous servitude  
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19th Amendment   Womens Sufferage  
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26th Amendment   Lowers voting age to 18  
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1st Amendment   freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, to asseble, and to petition  
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2nd Amendment   Right to bear arms  
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3rd Amendment   No quartering of soldiers during peace time  
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4th Amendment   No unreasonable search and seizure  
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5th Amendment   Indictments; Due process; Self-incrimination; Double Jeapordy, and Rules for Eminent Domain  
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6th Amendment   Right to a Fair and Speedy Public Trails, Notice of Accustaions, Confronting One’s Accuser, Subpoenas, Right to Counsel  
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7th Amendment   Right to trail by jury in civil cases  
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8th Amendment   No excessive bail, fines, or cruel and unusual punishments  
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9th Amendment   There are other rights not written in the constitution  
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10th Amendment   All rights not given to Federal Government belong to states and people  
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