The Bill of Rights
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- The Bill of Rights
- 1st Amendment The first amendment is to have freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly.
- 2nd Amendment Is the right to own a gun and for hunting, self defense, and in your home.
- 3rd Amendment To not have to house a soldier without consent from the person that owns the house.
- 4th Amendment Having the right to be secure and have nobody come and search their houses unless they have a warrant from a judge.
- 5th Amendment To protect a person from being forced to witness himself in a criminal case.
- 6th Amendment It makes sure there is a fast trial, a equal jury, and an attorney if the accused person wants one.
- 7th Amendment There are 12 peers who decide if you are guilty or not guilty instead of a judge.
- 8th Amendment Prohibits cruel and unusual punishments like death.
- 9th Amendment It was designed to make sure the United States did not become to powerful.
- 10th Amendment Expresses the principle of federalism which is basically the whole Constitution.
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