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| establishes the executive branch |
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| establishes the judicial branch |
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| talks about states' rights and responsibilities |
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| talks about debts, and contracts and treaties |
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| talks about the actual ratification of the constitution |
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| army can't force homeowners into room and board |
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| protects people from the gov't entering without a warrant |
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| gaurentees a speedy trial |
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| gives the right of trial by jury |
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| disallows cruel and unusual punishment |
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| says that there are rights that the government has that aren't listed |
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| the U.S. Gov't only has power in the U.S. |
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| you an not sue another state |
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| the way the president is elected was changed |
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| every state must give all citizens equal rights |
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| gov't can collect an income tax |
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| senators will be elected by people, not congress |
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| the day the president begins his term changed |
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| how many times may a person be president |
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| D.C. was given electors in electoral college |
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| you do not have to pay to vote |
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| who becomes president when the president is incapacitated |
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