What basic rights does the Constitution protect

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Basically the 10 amendments so
1st freedom of speech
2nd right to bear arms (own guns)
3rd Nobody can force citizens to house soldiers
4th A police needs warrants to search you
5th the right to have our rights read to us when arrested
6th right to a fair trial
7th right to a jury in civil cases
8th No cruel bails, fines or punishments for example, Nobody can go to jail for 20 years for stealing a candy bar
9th Any basic and obvious rights not mentioned in the constitution
10th Powers not given to federal government is given to state government

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