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2 years ago

Please do help.. im really stuck..

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amid [387]2 years ago

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Answer:

Q5: 1st amendment: The first amendment applies because the job is violating Tamika's right to practice her own religion.

Q6: 8th amendment: The eighth amendment applies because it is rather a cruel and unusual punishment for Ryan to be beat 100 times in front of the whole school.

Q7: 3rd amendment: They are violating this amendment because they are not allowed to force people to allow soldiers to quarter into their homes.

Q8: 1st amendment: The first amendment applies because they are restricting Jessica's right to peacefully assemble a protest.

Hope that helped you! ^^

aivan3 [116]2 years ago

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Answer:

Question 5: 1st Amendment

Question 6: 8th Amendment

Question 7: 3rd Amendment

Question 8: 1st Amendment

Explanation:

(I'll list the amendments that are answer choices, not all of them)

1st Amendment: This amendment states, in a brief summary, that no law shall be made prohibit the freedom of religion. Additionally, people have the right to freedom of speech, protest peacefully, and peacefully gather together.

2nd Amendment: This amendment states that the people are allowed to keep and bear Arms, or in other words, are allowed to keep and use weapons WHEN NECESSARY.

3rd Amendment: This amendment states that soldiers cannot randomly knock on your house and decide they're going to stay for the night. They need consent of the Owner, even during War.

5th Amendment: This one is sort of complicated. It guarantees the right to a grand jury, forbids double jeopardy, and preserves self-incrimination. "Due process of law" is another major thing apart of this amendment, and the government shall give a fair pay or compensation when taking private property for public use.

6th Amendment: The right to a public and fast trial.

7th Amendment: The right of trial by a jury.

8th Amendment: No excessive bail, unusual/cruel punishments, or excessive fines.

9th Amendment: People still have other rights, even if they're not mentioned specifically in the US Constitution.

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