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1st Amendment – (a) ______________ (b) __________________ (c) _________________ (d) ______________________________ (e) _____________________________ Key Terms: libel __________________________ slander ___________________________ 2 nd Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) ____________________________ 3 rd Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) _____________________________ 4 th Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) _____________________________ 5 th Amendment – (a) __________________ (b) _________________ (c) _______________ (d) _______________________________ (e) _____________________________ Key Terms: indictment ______________________ due process _______________________ Right of eminent domain _____________________ double jeopardy ___________________ 6 th Amendment – (a) _______________________ (b) _______________________________ (c) ______________________________ (d) ________________________________ 7 th Amendment – (a) __________________________________________________________ 8 th Amendment – (a) _________________________ (b) _____________________________ 9 th Amendment – (a) __________________________________________________________ 10 th Amendment – (a) _________________________________________________________

1st Amendment – (a) ______________ (b) __________________ (c) _________________ (d) ______________________________ (e) _____________________________ Key Terms: libel __________________________ slander ___________________________ 2 nd Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) ____________________________ 3 rd Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) _____________________________ 4 th Amendment – (a) ________________________ (b) _____________________________ 5 th Amendment – (a) __________________ (b) _________________ (c) _______________ (d) _______________________________ (e) _____________________________ Key Terms: indictment ______________________ due process _______________________ Right of eminent domain _____________________ double jeopardy ___________________ 6 th Amendment – (a) _______________ (b) ________________ (c) ____________________ (d) _____________________________ (e) _______________________________ 7 th Amendment – (a) __________________________________________________________ 8 th Amendment – (a) _________________________ (b) _____________________________ 9 th Amendment – (a) __________________________________________________________ 10 th Amendment – (a) _________________________________________________________

Freedom of Religion Freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press Right to Petition Grievances

Right to Peacefully Assemble Can have a Militia (NG) Can own a Weapon Don’t have to House soldiers at Peace

No Unlawful Search and Seizure Probable cause–Search Warrant Don’t have to House soldiers at war unless prescribed No Double Jeopardy

The Right of Eminent Domain Do not have to speak (plead 5 th ) Must be allowed due process Indicted by a Grand Jury

Speedy Trial by Jury Info about Accusation Help bringing witnesses Guaranteed aid of a lawyer

Right to Jury trial – civil cases No cruel or unusual punishment No excessive bails or fines Basic rights can’t be denied, even if not listed (catch all)

If a power is not given to the federal government, it is reserved for the states & people

Malicious, false spoken statements False written words or images The government must respect all of the legal rights that are owed to a person by law

Formal Accusation that a person has committed a crime Can’t take private property without paying a fair price for it Can’t be tried twice for the same offense