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1st Amendment: Freedom of Speech The Bill of Rights 1st Amendment: Freedom of Speech

1st Amendment: Freedom of Religion The Bill of Rights 1st Amendment: Freedom of Religion

1st Amendment: Freedom of Press The Bill of Rights 1st Amendment: Freedom of Press

1st Amendment: Freedom to Assemble The Bill of Rights 1st Amendment: Freedom to Assemble

1st Amendment: Freedom to Petition The Bill of Rights 1st Amendment: Freedom to Petition

2nd Amendment: Right to Bear Arms The Bill of Rights 2nd Amendment: Right to Bear Arms

2nd Amendment: Right to Bear Arms The Bill of Rights 2nd Amendment: Right to Bear Arms

3rd Amendment: No Quartering of Troops in Homes The Bill of Rights 3rd Amendment: No Quartering of Troops in Homes

4th Amendment: Protection from Unreasonable Searches & Seizures The Bill of Rights 4th Amendment: Protection from Unreasonable Searches & Seizures

4th Amendment: Protection from Unreasonable Searches & Seizures The Bill of Rights 4th Amendment: Protection from Unreasonable Searches & Seizures

5th Amendment: Right to a Grand Jury The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment: Right to a Grand Jury

5th Amendment: Protection from Double Jeopardy The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment: Protection from Double Jeopardy

5th Amendment: Protection from Self-Incrimination The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment: Protection from Self-Incrimination

5th Amendment: Right to Due Process The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment: Right to Due Process

8th Amendment: Right to Due Process The Bill of Rights 8th Amendment: Right to Due Process

5th Amendment: Right to Just Compensation The Bill of Rights 5th Amendment: Right to Just Compensation

6th Amendment: Right to a Speedy Trial The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment: Right to a Speedy Trial

6th Amendment: Right to a Speedy Trial The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment: Right to a Speedy Trial

6th Amendment: Right to an Impartial Jury The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment: Right to an Impartial Jury

6th Amendment: Right to an Attorney The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment: Right to an Attorney

6th Amendment: Right to Question Witnesses The Bill of Rights 6th Amendment: Right to Question Witnesses

7th Amendment: Civil Trial Rights The Bill of Rights 7th Amendment: Civil Trial Rights

8th Amendment: Protection from Cruel & Unusual Punishment The Bill of Rights 8th Amendment: Protection from Cruel & Unusual Punishment

8th Amendment: Protection from Excessive Bail or Fines The Bill of Rights 8th Amendment: Protection from Excessive Bail or Fines

8th Amendment: Protection from Cruel & Unusual Punishment The Bill of Rights 8th Amendment: Protection from Cruel & Unusual Punishment

9th Amendment: Rights Retained by the People The Bill of Rights 9th Amendment: Rights Retained by the People

10th Amendment: Powers Reserved to the States The Bill of Rights 10th Amendment: Powers Reserved to the States