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Bell Work What are the qualifications to be a member of the Senate? The House? This Day in History: December 9, U.S. Marines storm Mogadishu, Somalia in an effort to restore order to the conflict-ridden country.

Bill of Rights

James Madison promised that a bill of rights would be added to the Constitution. States ratified ten amendments, called the Bill of Rights. Protection of individual liberties is important in a democracy because of majority rule–the idea that the greatest number of people in society can make policies for everyone. The First Amendment protects freedom of religion, freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, and the right to petition.

Freedom of Religion Freedom of Assembly The government cannot support or interfere with the practice of religion, support one religion over another, or establish an official religion. Basic Rights Freedom of Speech and of the Press Americans have the right to express their own ideas and to hear the ideas of others. Americans have freedom of assembly, or of holding meetings. Americans have the right to petition, or make a request of the government; this right allows Americans to show dissatisfaction with laws or to suggest new laws. Right to Petition

Colonial Rigts Second Amendment deals with state militias and the right to bear arms Third Amendment prevents the military from forcing citizens to house soldiers Fourth Amendment protects Americans from unreasonable search and seizure Authorities must get a search warrant to search or seize property, except in emergency situations.

Rights of the Accused Guarantees the government cannot punish anyone without due process of law—meaning the law must be fairly applied. A grand jury decides if there is enough evidence to indict a person; a court cannot try a person for a serious crime without an indictment. This amendment protects people from having to testify at their own trial. Anyone found not guilty cannot face double jeopardy—be tried again for the same crime. No one can have property taken without due process of law, except in cases of eminent domain. Eminent domain is the power to take personal property to benefit the public.

6 th, 7 th, and 8 th Amendments Sixth Right to a speedy, public trial by jury. Right to know charges and hear witnesses. Right to impel witnesses to appear. Right to an attorney. Seventh Right of trial by jury in civil cases—cases where harm has occurred but not necessarily the breaking of the law. Eighth Allows for bail, a set amount of money that defendants promise to pay the court if they fail to appear at the proper time. Bans “cruel and unusual punishments.”

Balance of Power Ninth and Tenth Amendments give general protection for other rights not addressed by the first eight. Ninth Amendment says that the rights listed in the Constitution are not the only rights citizens have. Tenth Amendment states that any powers not delegated to the federal government nor prohibited by the Constitution belong to the states and the people. –Helps keep the balance of power between states and federal government.

Assignment Pg. 207, 1-2 Pg. 210, 1 Pg. 211, 1 Pg. 213, 1 Pg. 227, 1-5 Pg. 229, 1-7