We finished the Canada map. Then continued talk about US history.
Article five:
Make amendments: Additions to the constitution can be changing by 2 thirds of the congress: 3/4 of the state's votes: Most recent 27th in 1992
Article six: Establish laws and treaties
The constitution is the supreme law of the land
All government must bound to uphold the laws of the constitution
Article seven: Ratify the constitution and get rid of a different law 9 out of 13 states
Amendment one: Freedom of speech, religion, press as long as it is not slander
Right to assemble: Get together in groups and peaceful protest
In the Bill of Rights: 1791
Power to petition: You can sign a petition to change law
Amendment two: Right to bare arms and right to mallition
Amendment three: No soldiers can force you to do anything
No quartering soldiers in people’s homes: No feed and house them
Amendment four: No one can come into your house without permission
Unless it is a reasonable cause or they have a warrant
Freedom of privacy
Amendment five: No person has to answer questions
Can’t be penalised for a crime twice
I plead the fifth
Amendment six: You must get a trial by jury, Piers that don’t know you
To be fair, no bias
Amendment seven: Federal Court not just some random guy
Amendment eight: NO cruel and unusual punishment
No hanging or electric chairs
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