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    Constitution of the United States
    Constitution of the United States
    Constitution of the United States
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    Constitution of the United States

    By Founding Fathers

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    One of the most important documents of the United States of America: the Constitution, with all of the Amendments.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClassicBooks by KTHTK
    Release dateApr 18, 2024
    ISBN9789895621460
    Constitution of the United States
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    Founding Fathers

    The American Founding Fathers were the politicians, statesmen, and key figures who participated in the American Revolution and drafting of the country's crucial documents, thereby establishing the United States of America in the late 18th century.

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      cover-image, The Constitution of the United States

      CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES

      Table of Contents

      Preamble

      Article I — Legislative Branch

      Section 1 — Congress

      Section 2 — The House of Representatives

      Section 3 — The Senate

      Section 4 — Elections

      Section 5 — Powers and Duties of Congress

      Section 6 — Rights and Disabilities of Members

      Section 7 — Legislative Process

      Section 8 — Powers of Congress

      Section 9 — Powers Denied Congress

      Section 10 — Powers Denied to the States

      Article II — Executive Branch

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Article III — Judicial Branch

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Article IV — States, Citizenship, New States

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Article V — Amendment Process

      Article VI — Debts, Supremacy, Oaths, Religious Tests

      Article VII — Ratification

      Signers

      Amendments to the Constitution

      First Amendment — Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition

      Second Amendment — Right to Bear Arms

      Third Amendment — Quartering of Soldiers

      Fourth Amendment — Search and Seizure

      Fifth Amendment — Grand Jury, Double Jeopardy, Self Incrimination, Due Process, Takings

      Sixth Amendment — Right to Speedy Trial by Jury, Witnesses, Counsel

      Seventh Amendment — Jury Trial in Civil Lawsuits

      Eighth Amendment — Excessive Fines, Cruel and Unusual Punishment

      Ninth Amendment — Non-Enumerated Rights Retained by People

      10th Amendment — Rights Reserved to States or People

      11th Amendment — Suits Against States

      12th Amendment — Election of President and Vice President

      13th Amendment — Abolition of Slavery

      Section 1

      Section 2

      14th Amendment — Citizenship Rights, Equal Protection, Apportionment, Civil War Debt

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      15th Amendment — Right to Vote Not Denied by Race

      Section 1

      Section 2

      16th Amendment — Income Tax

      17th Amendment — Popular Election of Senators

      18th Amendment — Prohibition of Liquor

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      19th Amendment — Women’s Right to Vote

      20th Amendment — Presidential Term and Succession, Assembly of Congress

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      Section 5

      Section 6

      21st Amendment — Repeal of Prohibition

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      22nd Amendment — Two-Term Limit on Presidency

      Section 1

      Section 2

      23rd Amendment — Presidential Vote for D.C.

      Section 1

      Section 2

      24th Amendment — Abolition of Poll Taxes

      Section 1

      Section 2

      25th Amendment — Presidential Disability and Succession

      Section 1

      Section 2

      Section 3

      Section 4

      26th Amendment — Right to Vote at Age 18

      Section 1

      Section 2

      27th Amendment — Congressional Compensation

      Preamble

      We the people of the United States, in Order

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