If the people don't like how the government is handling an issue or their job, you can exercise these rights.
What is First Amendment rights
The Second Amendment allows citizens to do this.
What is own and possess weapons?
This Amendment gives you the right to a Grand Jury.
What is the 5th Amendment?
This amendment gave D.C electors to vote in the presidential election.
What is the twenty-third amendment?
This amendment requires a warrent to search or seize unless there is probable cause.
What is The Fourth Amendment
This amendment sets the dates of presidential and congressional terms. President: January 2oth; Congress: January 3rd.
What is the twentieth amendment?
Regulates the salaries of members of Congress.
What is the twenty-seventh amendment?
Just because it is not literally written down, doesn't mean citizens' rights are not protected. (we can't cover every single scenario)
What is The Ninth Amendment?
Establishes election of senators by the people.
What is the seventeenth amendment?
In the event of an arrest, these here are about knowing your words can put you in further danger. Anything you say can work against you, you have access to an attorney etc.
What is the 5th Amendment?
If convicted of a crime and set free, this right prevents you from being convicted again.
What is the fifth Amendment or Double Jeopardy?
Indicates that the Secretary of State is 4th in the line of succession, should the President, Vice President, and the Speaker of the House be unable to execute the duties of the Presidency.
What is the 25th Amendment
The age for voting was once 21, but later changed on the basis that one could serve in the military at age 18, so then why not have the ability to vote lowered.
what is the 26th Amendment
Established the rules for the electoral college
What is the 12th amendment