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| Limits the power of the national government in suits against the states | 11th Amendment
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| Revised the Electoral College procedure to provide for election of President and Vice President. | 12th Amendment
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| Outlawed slavery | 13th Amendment
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| Made ex-slaves citizensApplied due process to the statesCreated equal protection clause | 14th Amendment
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| The right to vote cannot be denied or abridged on the basis of race, color, or previous condition of servitude | 15th Amendment
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| Authorized the federal income tax | 16th Amendment
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| Provided for the direct election of United States Senators | 17th Amendment
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| Prohibited the manufacture or sale of liquor in the Untied States | 18th Amendment
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| Women's suffrage. The right to vote cannot be limited or abridged on the basis of sex. | 19th Amendment
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| Lame Duck Amendment. Moved the beginning of terms of office for executive and legislative branches to January.Created emergency presidential succession plan | 20th Amendment
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| Repealed the 18th Amendment, ending prohibition | 21th Amendment
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| Limits president to two terms | 22nd Amendment
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| Gave citizens of the District Columbia the right to vote for president | 23rd Amendment
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| Prohibits the use of poll taxes for federal elections | 24th Amendment
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| Revised the presidential disability and succession process | 25th Amendment
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| Lowered the voting age to 18 | 26th Amendment
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| Delayed the effect of congressional pay raises until an election of Representatives has occurred. | 27th Amendment
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| Freedom of religionFreedom of speechFreedom of the pressAssemblePetition | 1st Amendment
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| The Right to bear arms | 2nd Amendment
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| Freedom from quartering troops during time of peace without owner's permission. | 3rd Amendment
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| Freedom from search and seizure of person and property without probable cause | 4th Amendment
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| The right to a grand juryFreedom from double jeopardyFreedom from self-incriminationRight to due process | 5th Amendment
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| The right to trial by juryThe right to confront accuserThe right to counsel | 6th Amendment
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| The right to a jury trial in civil cases | 7th Amendment
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| Prohibits excess bail and finesProhibits cruel and unusual punishment | 8th Amendment
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| an attempt to denied accretion of these powers to the central authority.Non-enumerated rights are retained by the people | 9th Amendment
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| Powers not specifically given to the United States are retained by the states and the people | 10th Amendment
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| In 1789, James Madison wrote seventeen amendments. Congress passed twelve of them. By 1791, the stateshad ratified ten; | Bill of rights
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| Individuals are due certain rights by virtue of being human, regardless of who is in power.Examples: The rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happinessb) These are enduring, and inalienable | Natural rights
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| a) Certain individual rights exist by virtue of the shared beliefs and traditions existing within agiven political and social culture. | Cultural rights
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| individual rights exist because they are included in the Bill of Rights. James Madison drafted 17 amendments in 1789; 10 of them were ratified in 1791. | US Constitution
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| Creates the National legislature.Establishes qualification requirements for members of each house.Establishes rules and limits for the Congress.Creates procedure for passage of a bill. | Article 1
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| Creates the Executive Branch and Presidency.Creates procedures and requirements to elect and impeach the president.Defines presidential powers. | Article 2
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| Creates the National Judiciary.Defines the qualifications and powers of the judiciary.Defines treason. | Article 3
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| Defines the relationship with the states, giving the states "full faith and credit…."Defined process for creating new states. | Article 4
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| Defines the process to amend the Constitution. | Article 5
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