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The 6 overall most important facts I believe are important are Citizens duties, The first amendment in the bill of rights, list of basic freedoms, electoral votes and votes, Bill of Rights, and declaring war. Citizen duties are important because all citizens need to know what they need to do and make sure they are not doing anything wrong. The first amendment in the bill of rights is important because they are protected. Basic freedoms are very important for everyone to know because we all need to know our basic freedom rights and memorize them. The electoral votes and regular votes are important because every vote adds up even though if you think your vote wont make a change, yes it will. Same with the Bill of Rights as the basic freedoms they are as important because our rights are necessary everyday, and declaring war can be very stressful because it is a big decision being made so it needs to be confirmed at the right time.

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-Civil Rights are guaranteed to every US citizen provided by the government
-Citizens have important duties that are considered a "must"
-They have limits as well

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-Inflicted by the constitution or the Bill of Rights
-Bill of Rights list the basic freedoms that everyone in the US have
-The first Amendment in the Bill of Rights protects the first five basic freedoms

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-Supreme court is in charge of this specific Branch
-They go over the Laws
-There are about 9 Justices

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-Minnesota has a total of ten electoral votes.
-Can lose all the electoral votes but still ein the popular votes
-Can only have 2 terms or 4 years

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-There have only been 5 declared war in the History of the US
-Over 125 times, the military has taken action without the approval of Congress.
-Salary of $174,000 per year.

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-its the worlds oldest and shortest written Constitution of any significant power
-Another interesting fact was that the Constitution was not signed by Thomas Jefferson.
-In total The U.S. Constitution has 4,400 words