Bill of Rights

Freedom of Religion First Amendment

Self Incrimination Fifth Amendment

Bear Arms Second Amendment

Right to Not House Soldiers Third Amendment

Unreasonable Search and Seizure Fourth Amendment

Speedy and Impartial Trial by Jury in Criminal Cases Sixth Amendment

The importance of this right is because people may practice their belief without fear and worry of being arrested, and also continuing the saying that America is a free country. It gives people the freedom to practice freely without the government arresting them providing a safe and free environment.

This amendment is important because it gives freedom to people to not speak or answer questions, and they are not forced to do anything theydon't want to do. It allows people to “Plead the fifth” and not say anything that that theydon't want to answer, this way, the court must prove it's case without the defendant.

This is meant specifically for the peopleproviding defense for themselves In case they needed to act against the government. The other main reason was because after the US finally became independent from the British, the people were worried that if they ever came back, they wouldn’t be able to defend themselves, so therefore they were given the right to bear arms for defense.

This gives people the right to privacy and right to free will. It was originally made to overturn the quartering act passed by the British when they were still in control.

This is important because of safety for someone in their own home allowing people to feel secure. It also protects them from the government’s intrusion and violation to their privacy.

This amendment is important because it gives people the right to an attorney and to a fair and equal trial. It allows people to have a chance at proving their innocence.