Amendment 1
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This amendment gives us the freedom of religion. That allows us to participate in any religion we would like to. We also have freedom of speech, which allows us to say whatever we want. It also gives us the right to peacefully assemble, and the freedom of press.
Amendment 2
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Amendment 2 gives us the freedom to bear arms. This means that we are now aloud to have guns in our possession.
Amendment 3
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This amendment says that no person shall be forced to keep a soldier in their household. It is our decision whether to allow them or to tell them no.
Amendment 4
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In this amendment, it clearly states that no officer is aloud to come to your house and look around without any type of warrant You may get a warrant from a judge, and have to give your reason for searching in their household and any specific thing that you are searching for.
Amendment 5
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Rights of the accused. This amendment keeps hold of important protections of the people that have been accused of crime.
Amendment 6
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Grants rights to a speedy, fair trial. The jury has to hear both sides of the story before choosing if the witness is guilty or not. This article also provides a legal counsel must be given a defendant. If the defendant can't afford a lawyer, government must be able to provide one for them.
Amendment 7
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Amendment 7 states that you are given a right to a trial by jury. If the damages are more than 20 dollars, there has to be a jury. You can not go to jail automatically, you have to go to the judge or jury first.
Amendment 8
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Excessive bail is no longer required, and excessive fines shall not be imposed. Also, no cruel punishments inflicted.
Amendment 9
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Power of the people. This amendment doesn't allow the government to say that the only rights people have are the ones listed in the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights is made up of the first 10 amendments.
Amendment 10
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Powers of the states. This is the final amendment in the Bill of Rights. It protects the states and people from a very strong and powerful government.