The Bill of Rights What does it mean to us?.

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The Bill of Rights What does it mean to us?

Amendment 1

Are these rights unlimited? Limits on speech _______________________ Limits on assembly ______________________ Limits on press ________________________ Limits on petition _______________________ Limits on religion _______________________

Amendment 2

What does bear arms mean? Why did we include this? Does this mean all “arms”? Why do we still argue about this today? Who doesn’t have that right?

Amendment 3

Why make the third amendment? Do we still need this amendment today?

Amendment 4

Legal Searches have 1. 2. 3.

Amendment 5

Limits to the Fifth When is the only time you can “remain silent”? Could the movie double jeopardy ever really happen? Does eminent domain mean the government cannot take your property, ever?

6th Amendment

6th Amendment Do you have to have a public trial? Do you have to have a jury at your trial? How do they get people to be on a jury? Do you have to have a lawyer?

7th Amendment

Limits What are the limits on law suits? Should there be more? (give examples)

Amendment 8

Agree or Disagree The 8th amendment is a good idea. Explain!

Amendment 9

Why be scared? Many would not agree with the bill of rights until the 9th amendment was added. What was their fear? How could the 9th amendment cause confusion?

10th amendment

Conflict Name one conflict in the past that dealt with states rights? Name one conflict today that exists over state rights?