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Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights, Schemes and Mind Maps of Religion

Note - Amendments 1-10 were all sent to the states and adopted at the same time. • Amendment I - Freedom of. Speech, Press & Religion.

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Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights
Note - Amendments 1-10 were all
sent to the states and adopted at
the same time. !
Amendment I - Freedom of
Speech, Press & Religion
Date Send to the States - Sept. 25,
1789!
Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791!
What it does - Establishes the right
to Free Speech, Free exercise of
Religion, Freedom of the Press,
Freedom of Assembly & Petition
and Prohibits the Government of
Establishing an official Religion
Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights
Amendment II - The Right to Own
Firearms
Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789!
Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791!
What it does - Establishes that states can
maintain a militia and over the last two
hundred years as been interperted to
protect the rights of individuals to own
firearms.
Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights
Amendment III - No Quartering
Tro op s
Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789!
Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791!
What it does - Prohibits the government
from forcing you to house & feed troops
against your will.
Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights
Amendment IV - No
Unreasonable Searches &
Seizures!
Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789!
Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791!
What it does - Prohibits the government
from conducting unreasonable searches &
seizures and establishes an implied right
to privacy based on the line “secure in
their persons, houses, papers, and effects”
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Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Note - Amendments 1-10 were all

sent to the states and adopted at the same time.

• Amendment I - Freedom of

Speech, Press & Religion

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25,

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does - Establishes the right

to Free Speech, Free exercise of Religion, Freedom of the Press, Freedom of Assembly & Petition and Prohibits the Government of Establishing an official Religion

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment II - The Right to Own

Firearms

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Establishes that states can

maintain a militia and over the last two hundred years as been interperted to protect the rights of individuals to own firearms.

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment III - No Quartering

Troops

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Prohibits the government

from forcing you to house & feed troops against your will.

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment IV - No

Unreasonable Searches & Seizures

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Prohibits the government

from conducting unreasonable searches & seizures and establishes an implied right to privacy based on the line “secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects”

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment V - Due Process

• Date Send to the States - Sept.

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Establishes Due

Process of Law: Formal Indictment by a Grand Jury, No Double Jeopardy, No testifying against yourself in court, and that you must be compensated for private property taken for public use

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment VI & VII -^ Right to

a Speedy, Public Trial, by Jury with Defense

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25,

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Establishes the

right to a Speedy, Public Trial, by Jury with Defense.

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment VIII - No Excessive Bail or

Fines

• Date Send to the States - Sept. 25, 1789

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Prohibits the government

from imposing excessive fines or bail.

Amendments 1-10 The Bill of Rights

• Amendment IX - Rights to

the People

• Date Send to the States -

Sept. 25, 1789

• Date Adopted - Dec. 15, 1791

• What it does -^ Any rights not

listed and not denied in the Constitution are granted to the people of the US