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1.
BILL OF RIGHTS PROJECT
TRAVIS MONGOVEN 1ST PERIOD
Photo by
space_monkey
2.
AMENDMENT I
5 RIGHTS
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
3.
SPEECH
Artifact: Mockingbird
The mockingbird is an interesting
bird due to its nature to repeat anything
that it hears, and speaks freely,
much like this amendment allows us to.
Photo by
Jeff Kubina
4.
PRESS
Artifact: Pen
This right is to all press and media,
saying that the government has no right
to censor them or what they say, and a pen
is often a sign of the media and what they write.
Photo by
Freimut
5.
RELIGION
Artifact: Two hands clasped together, praying
This right allows any citizen to be a part
of any religion they want, and religion
is almost always symbolized by a person
praying, often involving clasped hands.
Photo by
Connor Tarter
6.
ASSEMBLY
Artifact: a group of people protesting
This right allows groups of people to
gather to show their appreciation or
displeasure towards a certain thing without
violence, much like common protestors.
Photo by
theqspeaks
7.
PETITION
Artifact: a protest sign
This right allows you to protest against
something that you feel is incorrect
or unjust in any way through use of
nonviolence, and often a cardboard sign.
Photo by
jonathankoren
8.
AMENDMENT II
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
9.
RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS
Artifact: A bullet
This right allows you to carry around
weaponry (with a license) as a means of self
defense, and weaponry as well as self defense
are sometimes represented by a a bullet
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
10.
AMENDMENT III
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
11.
NO QUARTERING
Artifact: a lock
This right allows you to decline soldiers the
use of your house and supplies during
during times of war, allowing you to
(figuratively and now literally) lock them out.
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
12.
AMENDMENT IV
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
13.
SEARCH AND SEIZURE
Artifact: a search warrant
This right forces police to have a search
warrant before they can search your
living space for incriminating evidence.
(Couldn't find a pic. of a search warrant)
Photo by
West Midlands Police
14.
AMENDMENT V
2 RIGHTS
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
15.
SELF INCRIMINATION
Artifact: A lawyer
This right protects you from
having to tell the police any
possibly incriminating evidence,
letting you see your lawyer first.
Photo by
Ard vd Leeuw
16.
DUE PROCESS
Artifact: a shield
This right protects citizens
from losing their constitutional
rights (life, liberty, ect.), much like
a shield protects from an attack.
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
17.
AMENDMENT VI
3 RIGHTS
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
18.
SPEEDY TRIAL
Artifact: a stopwatch
This right forces the government to
have your trial in a small, set amount
of time, and a small set of time is
often represented by a stopwatch.
Photo by
wwarby
19.
RIGHT TO ATTORNEY
Artifact: Mallet
This right allows you to have a lawyer starting when
you are taken into custody, and if you can't afford
it, then the government pays for one for you, to help
you in court, which is often represented by a mallet.
Photo by
Joe Gratz
20.
JURY OF PEERS
Artifact: a football team
This right allows you to have a jury of peers when in court,
or a jury of people that understand how you may have been
thinking in that situation, and how you may have acted,
very much like how a football team understands each other.
Photo by
HckySo
21.
AMENDMENT VII
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
22.
RIGHT TO JURY
Artifact: a dollar bill
This right allows you to have
a jury in civil cases exceeding
20$, and the dollar bill is almost
always represented by a dollar bill.
Photo by
Nrbelex
23.
AMENDMENT VIII
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
24.
NO CRUEL OR UNUSUAL PUNISHMENT
Artifact: a knife
This amendment protects citizens from
being punished in cruel and unusual
ways, in court or real life, and often
a weapon for this is a knife
Photo by
djwtwo
25.
AMENDMENT IX
1 ARTIFACT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
26.
NON-RESTATED RIGHTS
Artifact: imaginary friend
This right protects all your rights that
are not listed in the Bill of Rights,
much like how an imaginary friend
isn't really there, but he still is kinda there.
Photo by
F. C. Photography
27.
AMENDMENT X
1 RIGHT
Photo by
Leo Reynolds
28.
POWER LEFTOVERS
Artifact: leftovers
This right gives the power that isn't
given to the federal government
to the state government, much like
leftovers after a meal can be eaten later.
Photo by
andynash
29.
THE END!!!
Photo by
Stuck in Customs
Travis Mongoven
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