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Bill of Rights review

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This Amendment guarantees free speech1st
This Amendment guarantees freedom of the press1st
This Amendment guarantees freedom of religion1st
This Amendment guarantees the right to assemble peacefully1st
This Amendment insures that you can have a jury trial if accused of a crime6th
You have the right to a lawyer if accused by a crime6th
You have the right to own a gun2nd
You don't have to house soldiers in peacetime3rd
The police need ? cause to get a search warrantProbable
Which amendment guarantees that you won't be charged excessive bail?8th
Which amendment protects you against cruel and unusual punihsment?8th
Which case set the rule that an accused person must be read his rights?Miranda v. Arizona
What is it called when someone is tried twice for the same crime?Double Jeopardy
Following the proper procedures to insure that a person is tried fairly is calleddue process
Which amendment states that you have other rights even if they aren't listed in Bill of Rights?9th
President Lincoln made the Emancipation Proclamation which amendment to the Constitution?13th
First seven words of the ConstitutionWe the People of the United States
Legislative Powers are granted to the Senate and the House of RepresentativesArticle 1, US Constitution
Representatives are elected every second year by the citizens in their stateArticle 1, US Constitution
Amendment for right to vote for black menAmendment XV (15)
Amendment for right for American citizens who are women, age 21 or older to voteAmendment 19
26th Amendement ratified in 1971Eighteen year olds can now vote
The President's and Vice President's duty is explained in this ArticleArticle 2, US Consitutuion covers the Executive Brance
When in the course of human events....is the beginning of the Declaration of Independence signed on July 4, 1776
We hold these truths to be self-evident..all Men are created equal, and that they are endowed by their Creator with certain rights
the inalienable rights referred to in the Declaration of Independence areLlfe, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happpiness


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