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63. Slander
64. Libel
65. religion, speech, press, assembly, petition
66. Search warrant
67. Bail
68. Suffrage / franchise
69. The right to bear arms
70. States that citizens don’t have to quarter troops
during peacetime
71. privacy
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72. 5th amendment
73. Speedy, public, jury
74. No cruel and unusual punishment
75. Slavery
76. Born or naturalized in the United States
77. States that the right to vote can’t be taken away
because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude
78. Period of time in the U.S. when alcohol was made
illegal by the 18th amendment.
79. Women
80. Segregation
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81. Brown vs. Board of Education (Topeka, KS)
82. Civil Rights of 1964 – Banned segregation in stores,
restaurants, hotels, and theaters. It ended discrimination in
decisions about hiring workers.
83. Voting Rights Act of 1965 – Banned unfair use of literacy
tests.
84. Bicameral
85. Constituents
86. Majority party
87. Minority party
88. 100
89. 6 years
90. 2
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91. State
92. upper
93. 435
94. 2 years
95. Based on population
96. District
97. Lower
98. Speaker of the house
99. President protempore
100. Expressed
101. Implied
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102. Paul Ryan
103. Orrin Hatch
104. Jeff Sessions and Richard Shelby
105. Martha Roby
106. George Washington
107. 35 years old, native born U.S. citizen, resident for 14
years
108. Vice president, speaker of the house, president
protempore, secretary of state.
109. State of the Union address
110. Chief executive, legislative leader, economic leader, party
leader, chief diplomat, head of state, commander in chief
111. $400,000
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112. Private movie theatre, bowling alley, small
gym, heated pool, Camp David
113. 538
114. 270
115. U.S. Senators and Representatives
116. Chief diplomat
117. Commander in chief
118. ambassador
119. The ability to keep the country safe from
attack or harm
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120. The 22nd amendment limits the president
to 2 terms.
121. National security, world peace,
international trade, promote democracy
122-124: Answers will vary