Bill of Rights by Lauren Olson

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Bill of Rights

Published on Nov 22, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

BILL OF RIGHTS

THE FIRST 10 AMENDMENTS

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1st Amendment

Freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition.

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2nd Amendment

The right the bear arms.

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3rd Amendment

No soldier may enter your home without permission.

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4th Amendment

The police may not search you without warrant.
Anything found cannot be used against you.

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5th Amendment

No person has to speek against themselves in court.

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6th Amendment

You have to right to speedy trial

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7th Amendment

The right to trial by jury if exceeding $20

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8th Amendment

No cruel or unusual punishment

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9th Amendment

There are more rights not in the Bill of Rights.

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10th Amendment

Any power not given to to government is given to the state or people.

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Thesis
The Bill of Rights/Constitution was not written by rich, white men to protect their wealth because...

Supporting Detail1:
The first amendment gives everyone the right to speak their mind.

Supporting Detail 2:
The 5th amendment gives everyone the right to remain silent in court and not forced to speak against themselves.

Supporting Detail 3:
The 9th amendment says there are more rights than what is written in the bill of rights.

Overall, saying that everyone gets these rights and not just the rich white men.

Current Connection

Lauren Olson