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| Rights to religion, speech, press, assembly, petition |
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| Citizens do not have to house soldiers |
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| No unreasonable search or arrest |
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| Due process of law & must inform defendant of charges and rights |
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| No excessive bail or cruel and unusual punishment |
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| People get rights not listed in Constitution |
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| Any rights not given to the federal government are given to the states and people |
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| Individual cannot sue a state in a federal court |
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| Separate ballots for President and Vice President |
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| If you are born in the US, you are a citizen |
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| Cannot prevent a person from voting because of race |
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| Popular election of US senators |
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| Women get the right to vote |
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| President takes office on January 20th |
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| President can only serve two terms |
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| Washington DC residents can vote for president |
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| How president turns duties over to V.P. in case of illness |
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| Congress cannot accept a pay raise until next term |
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