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show It protected simple civil liberties.  
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show It stated the right to bear arms.  
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show Citizens can't be forced to allow soldiers on leave to stay in their homes, or during times of peace.  
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What did the fourth amendment state?   show
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show It required that an indictment can be issued before a citizen is held for a serious crime.  
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What did the sixth amendment guarantee?   show
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What did the seventh amendment ensure?   show
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show It limits fines and punishments that the government can impose.  
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What did the ninth amendment guarantee?   show
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What did the tenth amendment state?   show
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Where is the preamble?   show
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What are the rules of the preamble?   show
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show Two houses.  
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What are the two houses?   show
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show A bill has to pass a vote of 2/3 of the House of Representatives, then the second house, the senate, has to approve it with a 2/3 vote also. Then the president has to approve it.  
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Who is in charge of the executive branch?   show
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show It sets up one Supreme Court, and many lesser courts.  
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show Courts are where people go if they are prosecuted for committing a crime. They are innocent until proven guilty by the judge.  
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show It sets up 2 ways of changing the constitution.  
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