Which of the following constitutional amendments provides for the principle that government should "provide for the common defense"?

First Amendment: freedom of the press

Second Amendment: right to bear arms

Sixth Amendment: right to trial by jury

Eighth Amendment: no excessive fines

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Which of the following constitutional amendments provides for the principle that government should "provide for the common defense"?

First Amendment: freedom of the press

Second Amendment: right to bear arms

Sixth Amendment: right to trial by jury

Eighth Amendment: no excessive fines

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Zoey Cook · Answer 1

The correct answer is Second Amendment: right to bear arms.

The US Constitution clearly states "A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed." This means that citizens and the military have the ability to keep guns in order to keep America safe.

Which of the following constitutional amendments provides for the principle that government should "provide for the common defense"?First Amendment: freedom of the pressSecond Amendment: right to bear armsSixth Amendment: right to trial by juryEighth Amendment: no excessive fines

Which of the following constitutional amendments provides for the principle that government should "provide for the common defense"?

First Amendment: freedom of the press

Second Amendment: right to bear arms

Sixth Amendment: right to trial by jury

Eighth Amendment: no excessive fines