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The usage of the word "Militia" is key here. During the early age of America, the word meant: "Any able-bodied male citizens between 18-45 with access to a [[gun]]." In modern America, the age and gender limit has been changed to include women, however, the statement remains the same. All Americans have the right to carry [[weapons]] as they are all part of a Militia. As shown by the modern 10 US Code §311.
 
The usage of the word "Militia" is key here. During the early age of America, the word meant: "Any able-bodied male citizens between 18-45 with access to a [[gun]]." In modern America, the age and gender limit has been changed to include women, however, the statement remains the same. All Americans have the right to carry [[weapons]] as they are all part of a Militia. As shown by the modern 10 US Code §311.
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The State militias have evolved over time into the present [[National Guard]].
    
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