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The Bills of Rights

By: Paula Perez, Dat Vo, Bryan Ayuzo

Freedom of religion, speech, and press; rights of petition and assembly

Amendment 1st

The first amendment means we have the right to practice any religion we want, speech and press mean right to speech, allow writing newspaper, and journalists freely. Rights of petition mean you can address the government. Assembly means group, together,....

Amendment 8th

The 8th Amendment

No cruel or unusual punishment

large fines will not be set

The 8th Amendment says you can't torture someone for doing something wrong.

No unreasonable searches and seizures.

Amendment 4th

This amendment protects the people from unreasonable searches and seizures. Unreasonable searches mean the police have to have a warrant to enter your house. Seizures mean the government can't take away anything from you without a reason or a warrant.

No forced quartering troops

Amendment 3rd

The 3rd amendment is when you are not forced to quartering troops. Troops would go inside a persons house without asking permission and the owners couldn't do anything about it. For example if a quartering troops ask to let them stay you can refuse and not let them in your property.

Right to keep and bear arms

Amendment 2nd

The 2nd amendment is when the bill of rights allow you to keep and bear arms. A gun is a dangerous armor that people use to shoot and use as a defense weapon. For example you can go hunting and they wouldn't say anything about it.

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