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Freedom of Press and Religion
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Right to bear arms
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Prohibits the quartering of soldiers in homes without consent
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Rights of the accused (ie: Due process)
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Right to a fair trial
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Rights in a civil case. You can have a jury if the case is over $20,
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Cruel and unusual punishments. Bails, fines and punishments must be humane and fit the crime.
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Rights retained by the people.
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Powers retained by the state and people. States and people have powers that the government doesn't.
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Unreasonable search and seizure
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Lawsuits againist states.
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The election of the president and the vice-president.
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Abolition of slavery.
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Civil Rights.
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African Americans have the right to vote
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Congress has the power to collect taxes on income.
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People vote for the election of senators.
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Prohibition of Liquor
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Women have the right to vote.
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President takes office on Janurary 20th and new members of congress takes office on Janurary 3rd.
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Repeals Prohibition of Alcohol (18th amendment)
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President can only be in office for two terms.
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Allows the citizens of the District of Columbia to vote for president.
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Forbids poll tax.
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If the president dies then the vice-president will become president.
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Voting age is now 18.
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Any increase in congressional pay does not go into effect until afte next regular election of House of Representatives.