<u><em>The Fourth Amendment</em></u> is a constitutional amendment that protects people in the United States from arbitrary investigations and apprehensions. The amendment states the following: The right of the people to security in their persons, domiciles, papers and effects, against arbitrary searches and detentions, shall be inviolable, and guarantees should not be required, except for a probable cause, supported by an oath or affirmation and particularly describing the place to be registered and the person or things to be confiscated.
Eleanor Roosevelt's most notable accomplishments include transforming the role of the first lady, co-founding Val-Kill Industries and overseeing the drafting of the Universal Human Declaration of Rights.
