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Complete your chart with the help of this Power Point. Bill of Rights Complete your chart with the help of this Power Point.

1st Amendment Protects freedom of religion, speech and press and the right to assemble peacefully and the right to petition the government Freedoms of expression and individual liberties

2nd Amendment Right to bear arms

3rd Amendment Citizens do not have to house soldiers in their home unless they give consent or Congress passes a law

4th Amendment In order to search through someone’s home, the police need a warrant in order to do so Protects from unreasonable searches and seizures Probable Cause vs. Reasonable Suspicion

5th Amendment Protects the rights of the accused Provides Miranda Rights, protects against Double Jeopardy, Self-Incrimination (“I plead the 5th” ), Eminent Domain

6th Amendment People have a right to a fair and public trial in a criminal case Trial must take place in a reasonable amount of time Allowed to see all witnesses against you and hear charges against you

7th Amendment In civil cases, people are allowed a fair and speedy trial by jury In cases over $20 Grants the same rights as the 6th, but in Civil Cases

8th Amendment Protects people from cruel and unusual punishment Protects people from unreasonable bail

9th Amendment All rights that are not specifically mentioned in the Constitution are still granted to the people

10th Amendment When laws are not decided by the national government then they transfer to the state and eventually to the people

Overall, how does the Bill of Rights protect us as individuals?

Overall, how does the Bill of Rights restrict the power of the government?