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Launch List Using your notes find….. 3 examples of flexible government What was the Electoral College? How many steps are there in impeachment?

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1 Launch List Using your notes find….. 3 examples of flexible government What was the Electoral College? How many steps are there in impeachment?

2 What freedoms are protected by the Bill of Rights?

3 1.FREEDOM of Religion, Press, Speech, Assembly, Petition (1) 2.RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS (7.5) 3.No QUARTERING of soldiers in peacetime (7.5) 4.NO UNREASONABLE SEARCH and SEIZURE (3) 5.PROTECTION of ACCUSED (4.5) 6.RIGHT TO A SPEEDY, PUBLIC TRIAL BY JURY (4.25) 7.TRIAL BY JURY IN CIVIL SUITS (6) 8.NO EXCESSIVE FINES or CRUEL PUNISHMENT (6.6) 9.POWERS RESERVED TO THE PEOPLE (6) 10.POWERS RESERVED TO THE STATES(7) First 10 Amendments to the Constitution in 1791 Rights and freedoms won in the Revolution are preserved and protected…

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