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Freedom of speech, religion, press, right to assemble and petition
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Right to bear arms
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Search and seizure…no search of private property without a warrant or probable cause
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Double Jeopardy- cannot be charged with same crime twice Eminent Domain: government cannot take private property without paying owner Right to remain silent…cannot be forced to testify against yourself
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Right to a speedy trial Right to a trial by jury Right to face accusers…and to bring witnesses to defend your case
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No Cruel or unusual punishment. Prevents torture
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Ended slavery and indentured servitude
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Gave all men the right to vote…no matter their race
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Gave women the right to vote
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Changed the voting age from 21 to 18
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2/3 of both houses of Congress vote to propose an Amendment
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¾ of all states must vote to approve an Amendment
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Checks and balances ensures that one branch does not gain too much power, and to protect our rights
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Veto laws Can call special sessions of Congress Propose laws Propose Budget Commander in Chief
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Appoint judges Can grant pardons to federal offenders
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Override Veto Appropriate funds Approve appointments Make laws Impeach president Approve treaties Approve budget Declare war Raise Revenue Print and Coin $
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Can propose Amendments Impeach judges Approve judges
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Declare executive acts unconstitutional
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Declare laws unconstitutional
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