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1st Amendment, 2nd Amendment, 3rd Amendment, 4th Amendment, 5th Amendment,…
1st Amendment
The first amendment assurance freedom regarding religion, assembly, the right to petition and expression. It stops congress from encouraging one religion over other religions and also limits people's religious practice.
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2nd Amendment
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The second amendment protects the right to own guns. On December 15, 1791 they approved of this amendment.
3rd Amendment
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The third amendment says no soldier can be in the house of it's owner without there permission/consent.
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4th Amendment
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The fourth amendment allows police to accurately search an arrested person and there surroundings for weapons, evidence etc.
5th Amendment
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The fifth Amendment protects every person from having a witness against themselves also known as privilege self-incrimination.
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6th Amendment
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The sixth Amendment gives people the write to criminal defendants, having a lawyer, public trial without necessary delay and the right for the jury to analyze the evidence of the case to determine if the suspect is either guilty or innocent.
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7th Amendment
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The seventh Amendment says that civil cases have the right for the jury to agree in the federal court if the lawsuit is more than $20 wroth of suing and that there should not be another trial after the jury has made it's decision.
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8th Amendment
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The eight Amendment outlaws brutal and uncommon punishments for law and drops protects people from having to unreasonable or unnecessary bail to be released from jail while waiting for jury to make it's decision.
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9th Amendment
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The ninth Amendment says that federal government does not own the rights that are not stated in the constitution in other words, rights not listed in the Constitution aren't forced upon people.
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10th Amendment
The tenth Amendment states that any power or right that the constitution does not exactly have listed that is belongs to the federal government it is on the state or the American people themselves.
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11th Amendment
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The eleventh Amendment states that courts aren't able to hear and make decisions in opposition to the state if it is sued by a citizen who lives in a different state or country.
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12th Amendment
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This Amendment requires a person to receive a majority of electoral votes for vice president, if the candidate for the position has vice president has a majority of the votes overall everyone in the senate will also have to vote to choose the vice president.
13th Amendment
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The thirteen Amendment gets rid of slavery for all U.S states and outlawed involuntary slavery and peonage which means that people have the rights to not be controlled by some more "powerful".
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14th Amendment
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In other words the fourteen amendment states that citizenship, equal civil and equal right shall be giving to everyone including African Americans, slaves
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