Constitution

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Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness

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unalienable rights

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Right that protects freedom of personal expression

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1st amendment 

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Right that protects freedom to assemble Options: 2nd amendment, 3rd amendment, 1st amendment, 10th amendment

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1st amendment

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Each branch of government has power to control the other two: bill of rights, separation of powers, judicial review, checks and balances

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checks and balances

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Authority to govern must be given by the people

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popular soverignty

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Citizens elect representatives to make and enforce laws

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republicanism

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Right that protects owning a firearm

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2nd amendment

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Right that gives authority to individual states if not addressed in the constitution

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10th amendment

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Government operating in three distinct branches

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separation of powers

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Individual rights listed in the Constitution that are a result of colonial grievances

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bill of rights