The answer should be the right to personal property since the Ninth Amendment protects rights that aren't mentioned in the Constitution. (speech and religion are in the 1st Amendment, and right to a fair jury is the Sixth Amendment)
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If there is a tie in the electoral college between two candidates, it is then up to the House of Representatives to pick the winner. Each state delegate would have one vote in this tie-breaker election. The Senate would be responsible for picking the Vice-President in the aforementioned scenario. This has happened just a few times in US history.
Answer:
Prime minister of Britain Winston Churchill, the Soviet Premier Joseph Stalin and, U.S. President Franklin D. Roosevelt
Napoleon's military background shaped his perspective by making him believe war was one of the only ways to solve issues. He was a military genius, however because of this he got into a lot of trouble.
