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A) Freedoms of religion, speech, and the press; rights of assembly and petition.
Third Amendment;
B) Quartering of soldiers - U.S. troops can't use your house without your permission.
C) Rights of the accused - allows criminals due process in court.
Eighth Amendment;
D) Excessive bail and punishment - also outlaws cruel and unusual punishment.
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