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Physics, 14.01.2021 19:20, Haddixhouse8948

How is property belonging to individuals protected under the Fifth Amendment? By preventing the government from taking property without fair payment.

By preventing a police search of private property without a warrant

By prohibiting the quartering of soldiers without permission

By guaranteeing every citizen the right to apply for a home loan

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