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Daily Grade:

Bill of Rights Summary Chart

™Students will read the first 10 Amendments to the Constitution (The Bill of Rights) and make a summary chart of these rights in their journals.

This assignment will be

graded based on accuracy you must list all of the basic rights protected by each amendment and the rights must be listed with the correct amendment.

Each correct amendment

summary is worth 10 points ™This chart will be useful in later Units and when you are preparing for the STAAR test.

Add the following to your Bill

of Rights Summary Sheet:

Freedom of Religion

Freedom of Speech

Freedom of the Press

Freedom of Assembly

Freedom of Petition

1stAmendment

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of Rights Summary Sheet:

Right to keep and bear

arms

2ndAmendment

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of Rights Summary Sheet:

Protection from the

quartering of troops.

3rdAmendment

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of Rights Summary Sheet:

Protection from

Unreasonable Search and

Seizure.

Requires Warrantsbased

on Probable Cause.

4thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Right to Due Process

Protection from Double

Jeopardy

Protection from Self-

Incrimination

5thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Right to a Public and

Speedy Trial

Right to a Jury Trial in

Criminal Cases

Right to Confront

Accusers

Right to an Attorney

6thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Right to a Jury Trial in

Civil Cases

7thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Protection from

Excessive Bail and Fines

Protection from Cruel

and Unusual

Punishment

8thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Protection of Rights not

specifically Enumerated (mentioned) in the Bill of Rights. (Protects the

Rights of People).

9thAmendment

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Bill of Rights Summary

Sheet:

Protects the Powers of

States from the Federal

Government

(Federalism).

10thAmendment

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