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interest group
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religious freedom
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8th Amendment
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judicial review
incorporation
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lobbyists
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pardon
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6th Amendment
Locke
civil liberties
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popular sovereignty
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3rd Amendment
filibuster
9th Amendment
interest groups
Senate
2nd Amendment
interpret the laws
Hobbes
ratify treaties
civil rights
enforce the law
10th Amendment
Montesquieu
cabinet