Caleb - History Chpt 6 Amendments and Branches of Government

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Caleb - History Chpt 6 Amendments and Branches of Government

The Bill of Rights
Attached to end of Constitution; formed 10 amendments
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The Bill of Rights Attached to end of Constitution; formed 10 amendments
Amendment 1 Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly and petition
Amendment 2 Right to bear arms
Amendment 3 No citizen may be forced to house soldiers
Amendment 4 Protection from unreasonable search and seizure
Amendment 5 Right to due process of law
Amendment 6 Right to a trial by jury for criminals
Amendment 7 Right to a trial by jury for civil affairs
Amendment 8 Freedom from cruel and unusual punishment
Amendment 9 Protection of other rights not listed in the Bill of Rights
Amendment 10 Power of the states
Separation of Powers Power shared by the 3 branches
Checks and balances at the same time, powers of one branch can be challenged by another branch
Legislature Congress- Makes laws - Two Parts (Senate and House of Representatives) -435 in House of Representatives - 100 Senators
Executive Branch President heads - Vice President _ Both can serve terms of four years each - Enforcing the laws
Judiciary Branch Headed by the highest court, the Supreme Court - Interprets the law

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