[5 SS] Bill of Rights Flashcard

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Amendment 1: What does it protect? Options: freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition, no cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail required, quartering soldiers, protection against double jeopardy, no self-incrimination.

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freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

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Amendment 2

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right to bear arms

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Amendment 3

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quartering soldiers

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Amendment 4: Options include right of search and seizure regulated, right to a trial by jury. Civil case, protection against double jeopardy. No self-incrimination, right to a speedy trial. Jury trial for a criminal case.

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right of search and seizure regulated

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Amendment 5: protection against double jeopardy. No self-incrimination, state - reserved powers, right to a trial by jury. Civil case, freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition

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protection against double jeopardy. No self-incrimination

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Amendment 6: right to a speedy trial. Jury trial for a criminal case, no cruel and unusual punishment. no excessive bail required, state - reserved powers, right to a trial by jury. Civil case

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right to a speedy trial. Jury trial for a criminal case

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Amendment 7: right to a trial by jury. Civil case, right to bear arms, no cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail required, state - reserved powers

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right to a trial by jury. Civil case

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Amendment 8: Options include: no cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail required, quartering soldiers, right to a speedy trial, jury trial for a criminal case, rules of construction of constitution.

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no cruel and unusual punishment, no excessive bail required

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Amendment 9

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rules of construction of constitution

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Amendment 10: state - reserved powers, freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, petition, protection against double jeopardy. No self-incrimination, right of search and seizure regulated

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reserved powers