Amendments
The right to speak freely.
first amendment
Can declare war.
National
to make something official by signing it, or voting for it
ratification
Right to life
human right
Can write laws
Legislative
Does not allow soldiers to house soldiers.
third amendment
Establish and maintain schools.
State
Giving money to follow regulated rules
Right to free elections
civil liberty
This branch is represented by the president
Executive
The right to own weapons.
second amendment
levy taxes
Both
Freedom of Slavery
Human Rights
This group can serve for life
Judicial
Not able to be trialed twice, known as double jeopardy.
National
The second and final attempt to write a document that would govern the United States, we still follow it today
The Constitution
Right to silence
Civil Liberties
Enforce laws and carry out every day business in the government
Executive
Prevents unreasonable searches
amendment 4
Provide for public safety
State
The idea that the Federal Government splits into three branches so nobody becomes too powerful
Separation of Powers
Right to hearing
civil liberties
They can levy taxes, declare war, and regulate commerce
Legislative