Bill of Rights The ___________ ___ ______________ is made up of the first 10 amendments of the Constitution. These amendments were passed in _____________.

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Bill of Rights The ___________ ___ ______________ is made up of the first 10 amendments of the Constitution. These amendments were passed in _____________ to guarantee each citizen’s _____________ rights. Amendment 1:  Congress can’t set up an official national _______________ guaranteed religious freedom  Guaranteed the freedom of __________________ people are free to question the government, express their opinions, etc. This freedom does not include ________________(saying a lie meant to damage another person’s reputation)  Guaranteed the freedom of the ____________________ This freedom does not include _________________ (slander which is published) Printing things that would endanger the nation or the public is also forbidden. Bill of Rights Bill of Rights 1791individual religion speech slander press libel

 Guaranteed the right to peaceably ________________.  Guaranteed the right to _______________ the government to correct a wrongful situation. Amendment 2: Right to _______________ ________________ Amendment 3: Prevented the forced quartering of troops within private homes.  Applies in times of ___________________. Amendment 4: _________________ and Seizure  Search warrants must be issued by a judge in order to search a home.  For a judge to issue a warrant, _______________ cause must be shown.  Specific locations and items to be searched must be listed on the warrant.assemble petition Bear Arms peace Search probable

Amendment 5: Rights of Persons Accused of a Crime  No one can be tried for a major ______________ unless they are charged by a _______________ jury.  Citizens are also protected from _______________ jeopardy. being tried ______________ for the same crime.  No one can be imprisoned, executed without ___________ process.  No one can be forced to testify against _________________ in court. Amendment 6: Right to a Fair and _______________ Trial  Accused has the right to have their case heard by an _______________ jury in the state and district where the crime occurred.  Accused has the right to be informed of the _____________ charges, so they can prepare a proper defense.  Accused must be present at trial and have the right to _______________ witnesses.  Accused may call witnesses to _________________ on their behalf.  Accused has the right to be represented by a ________________, even during questioning about the crime. crime grand double twice due themselves Speedy impartial exact question testify lawyer

Amendment 7: Trial by Jury in Civil Suits  In the case of a civil suit involving more than __________ dollars, the case may be tried by jury. Amendment 8: _____________ and __________________________  Both bail amounts and _____________________ must fit the crime.  Punishments may not be cruel and unusual. Amendment 9: _________________ Reserved to the People  This amendment made sure that it was made clear that people’s ________________ listed in the Constitution were not people’s _______________ rights. Amendment 10: Powers Reserved to the ______________________  All powers not specifically given to the __________________ government or specifically forbidden to the states, are __________________ to the states or the people. 20 Bail Punishment punishment Powers rights only States federal reserved