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the first document in writing stating that the king is not above the law -
No taxation without the consent of parliament, must have a case in order to put someone in prison -
A series of battles between Royalists and Parliamentarians -
To rebel against parliament causeing their to be tensions -
King James daughter Mary and her husband step up for the throne -
Protects the peoples rights -
Taxed legal documents -
A direct tax on British colonies -
A tax on paper, tea, lead, and glass -
British soldiers fired into a crowd killing five colonists -
Dupmped British tea into the harbor -
A series of laws to punish the colony of Massachusetts Bay -
A meeting from 12 to 13 colonies that became the United States -
13 colonies declared their independence from Great Britain -
The thirteen colonies (US) associated with the revolutionary war that made America gain its independence -
States ratified the articles -
A imaginary line was made to separate the Native Americans and the colonists -
Every 5 slaves only 3 of them counted -
They established a plan for settling the Northwest Territory.
Including disputed lands and creating a system to admitted states to the unions. -
The Great Compromise made equal numbers for each state -
Gives people the right to religion and speech, Press, Assembly, Petition -
Right to Bear Arms -
Search and Seizure -
Quartering of Soldiers -
Grand Jury, Self-Incrimination, Due Process -
Rights to Jury Trail, to confront opposing witnesses -
Jury Trail -
Protections against Excessive Bail or any cruel and unusual punishment -
Non-Enumerated Rights -
Rights Reserved to States -
Suits against a state -
Established the principle of judicial review -
Election of president and vice-president -
U.S Supreme Court said enslaved people were not citizens -
Abolition of Slavery -
Prohibits states from interfering with certain privileges -
Voting Rights -
Federal Income Tax -
Popular Election of Senators -
Prohibition -
Women's right to vote -
Presidential Term and Succession -
Repeal of the 18th Amendment -
Two-Term Limitation on President -
Ended segregation in schools "separate but equal" -
District of Columbia Presidential Vote -
Abolition of Poll Tax -
Presidential Vacancy -
Right to Vote at the Age 18 -
Congressional Compensation