The Bill of Rights Is it really all that necessary?

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The Bill of Rights Is it really all that necessary?

1 st Amendment PRAPS amendment guarantees freedom of 1.press 2.religion 3.assembly 4.petition 5.speech

2 nd Amendment protects our right to bear arms

3 rd Amendment protects us from quartering troops in our homes

4 th Amendment protects us from unreasonable searches and seizures

5 th Amendment (rights of the accused) guarantees our right to stay silent; protects us from self incrimination

6 th Amendment (rights of the accused) guarantees our right to a speedy trial

7 th Amendment (rights of the accused) guarantees our right to a jury trial in any civil case involving over $20

8 th Amendment protects us from cruel and unusual punishment

9 th Amendment You have more rights

10 th Amendment states have more rights