Bill Of Right Flashcards

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no self incrimination or double jeapordy

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No quartering of soldiers without consent

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Right to privacy and need for a warrant

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no cruel or unusual punishments

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any power not given to the federal government is given to the states

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freedom of speech, religion, press, and protest

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Right to bear arms

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Right to a jury

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gives the rights to the individuals and gives the right to create more amendments

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Right to lawyer

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All cases involving suits between states vs state from federal court jurisdiction

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provided a method to select the president and vice president

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abolished slavery

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“equal protection under the laws” , it applied the bill of rights to the states, anyone born in the US is a citizen, repealed the “3/5th compromise” , and anyone who partakes in an insurrection or rebellion will never be allowed to work in public office.

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Outlawed discrimination in voting rights on the basis of race, color, or previous condition of servitude

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allowed Congress to levy a tax on income from any source

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allowed voters to directly vote for senators

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started prohibition (ban of intoxicating liquors)

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19
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granted women the right to vote

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20
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set guidlines for the presidental term and line of succession

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ended prohibition (altered the 18th amendment)

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caps the amount of years and individual can be president of the united states to 10 years.

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extends the right to vote in presidental elections to the district of columbia (Washington D.C.) by grantings them electors in the electoral college

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