Question

W9-Try It 1: Incorporation/Federalism

Answer 1

Answer:

3rd and 7th

Explanation:

Incorporation of amendments deals basically with the Constitutional doctrine, in which the first ten amendments otherwise known as Bill of Rights, has it's application extended beyond the federal government alone, but to state and local government under the Due Process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

However, not all the first ten amendments has been incorporated. Some have been incorporated fully, while some are partially incorporated, and the rest are yet to be incorporated at all.

The amendment that have been incorporated includes:

1. First amendment:

2. Second Amendment

3. Fourth Amendment

4. Eight Amendment

Those partially incorporated are:

1. Fifth Amendment

2. Sixth Amendment

The Amendment yet to be incorporated by the supreme Court are:

1. Third Amendment:

2. Seventh Amendment

Hence, of the amendments incorporated by the Supreme Court, the two amendments that have yet to be incorporated are 3rd and 7th