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what the means of "amendment", "bill of right", "liberty"?

0What the means of "amendment", "bill of right", "liberty" and what the difference between them?02br
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0"Liberty" is a word meaning freedom. 02br 02br 00An "amendment" is simply a change (usually for the better), especially in reference to documents and records. S.

— YoungCalifornian

  • 0"Liberty" is a word meaning freedom.
  • 02br 02br 00An "amendment" is simply a change (usually for the better), especially in reference to documents and records.
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  • Constitution famously lists 27 numbered amendments.
  • 02br 02br 00A "bill of rights" is a statement of basic rights believed to extend to all citizens of a certain society.
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0"Liberty" is a word meaning freedom. In a political sense, the word usually refers to being free of unjust or tyrannical political control.02br
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00An "amendment" is simply a change (usually for the better), especially in reference to documents and records. The U.S. Constitution famously lists 27 numbered amendments. These amendments are featured at the end of the cons
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00liberty of conscience, liberty of speech, liberty of speech...0-
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