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Q.) which amendment protects the rights of the citizens who have been accused of a crime.

A.) the answe is the 4th, 5th, and the 6th

Q.) what are some of the protections  provieded by these amendments for someone who is accused of  a crime

A1.)4th amendment states that no-one should go through illegal search and seizure without a warrent

A2.)5th states that a person is garunteed a right to grand jury, no double jeopardy, no self incrimination, and the right to do process

A3.)6th states that a person has the right to a speedy trial, a fair jury, and a chance to an attorny if the accused person wants one

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Q1-Describe three problems faced by the articles of confederation that were addressed in the constitution
A1- they had a weak central gov. each state had there own trade source( or a why to trade.)
Q2- identify three enlightenment ideas of separation that became part of the constitution
A2- locke's ideas are found in the constitution also there are religious rights, people also get to choose there president (or leader).
there are also a right that protected the writings of discovery by individual by the legislative.

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Q3: What protections does the Third Amendment offer Americans.
A3: The third amendment keeps the government from placing troops in people's homes without there permission.

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Q- Describe Three Problems faced by the articles of confederation that were addressed in the constitution.
A-There was a weak central government, There was no president, Each state had there own trade policy.
Q-Identify three enlightenment ideas  that become a part of the U.S constitution.
A- one example was montesquieu's ideas of separation of powers. and locke's ideas are also found in the constitution like people get to chose there leaders of power, another one is voltaire's ideas of religious freedom is in the constitution

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1. Describe three main stages that a territory would go through in order to become a state.
The 3 stages to become a state is that a population of 60,000 was needed,  5,000 free males move into territory, and congress appoints a governor, secretary, and 3 judges for territory.

2. Describe each of the principles that were a part of the state's Constitution before being admitted to the Union.
To admit new states into the United States beyond the 13 already existing at the time the constitution went into effect.

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Q1:Describe three problems faced by the Articles of Confederation that addressed in the Constitution
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Q2: identify three enlightenment ideas that became a part of the constitution

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Q1: List some of the individual freedoms found in the first amendment?
A1: The individual freedoms include Freedom of Religion, Freedom of  Speech, Freedom of the Press, the Right to Petition, and the Right to Assembly.
Q2: What protection does the Second Amendment offer Americans?
A2: The Second Amendment allows the people to have the right to bear arms, which means they can protect themselves against the government incase they become to powerful

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Q: Identify four documents that served as precedents to the Bill of Rights
A: Magna Carta
1.Mayflower Compact
2.Virginia Declaration of Rights
3.English Bill of Rights
4.The Virginia House of Burgesses
Q Describe some of the rights that were included in the Bill of Rights.
A : 1 Freedom of speech, 2 freedom of religion, 3 No cruel and unusual punishment, 4 fair trial

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Q- Who were the Anti-federalist.
A-Samuel adams, George mason, Patrick henry,

Q-What argument did they present in opposition to ratification of the new constitution.
A- They didn't want the president to have to much power, They where against a strong central government, They also thought that the federal court system interfered with local court systems. They wanted a national bill of rights.they thought it gave the national government far to much power at the expense of the state. they weren't going to ratify until there was a bill of rights.

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1.)who were the main federalist leaders?john jay, james madison and alexander hamilton
2.)what arguments did they present in support of the new constitution?they needed a strong central government. a vast republic.states already had a bill of rights.

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What is meant by the idea of natural rights? Natural rights means that you get your god given rights.
What is meant by the idea of a Social Contract? This was Locke´s idea of protecting the people´s natural rights.
Three ideas. Idea 1: Everyone has certain rights.
Idea 2: If the people don´t consent to the government then it isn´t a legitimate government.
Idea 3: The governments weren´t created to give kings power.