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1 III. An Enduring Document A. How the Constitution is Amended 1
III. An Enduring Document A. How the Constitution is Amended 1. Cooperation of state and federal government Supermajority Why so complicated?

2 Should there be limits on the first amendment
Should there be limits on the first amendment? Westboro Baptist Church of Kansas

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5 Should there be limits on the second amendment?

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8 What is the 4th Amendment? Why is it in the Bill of Rights?

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