Constitutional Amendments 1 to 27 Study Guide Key Rights and Government Powers 2026 Updated – U.S. Constitution, Civil Liberties & Civic Knowledge Review

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1st Amendment (1791) The right to free speech, press, assembly, petition, and religion


2nd Amendment (1791) The right to bear arms


3rd Amendment (1791) people cant be forced to fight in war


4th Amendment (1791) Guards against unreasonable searches and seizures


5th Amendment (1791) no double jeprody, have to be told your charges, no witness agaisnt yourself,
right to due process, criminal domain


6th Amendment (1791) The right to a fair and speedy trial, attorney, and cofront witnesses


7th Amendment (1791) Right to a jury trial for criminal and some civil cases


8th Amendment (1791) Prohibits excessive bail and no unusual punishment


9th Amendment (1791) Addresses our unenumerated rights (undeniable rights)




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