1. Summarize the rights guaranteed by each of the amendments contained in the Bill of Rights. A. First Amendment B. Second Amendment C. Third Amendment D. Fourth Amendment E. Fifth Amendment F. Sixth Amendment G. Seventh Amendment H. Eighth Amendment I. Ninth Amendment J. Tenth Amendment

First Amendment: Freedom of speech, religion, assembly, press, and the right to petition

Second Amendment: People have the right to own and carry weapons

Third Amendment: It isn't mandatory for soldiers to live in your home, unless Congress passes a law

Fourth Amendment: Unless proven to a judge with good reason, no one can search you, your house or your possessions

Fifth Amendment: Protects people from testifying against themselves

Sixth Amendment: Guarantees the rights of criminal defendants

Seventh Amendment: The right to a jury even if it's a civil case

Eighth Amendment: No cruel or unusual punishments, no excessive fines nor excessive bail

Ninth Amendment: The rights written in the Constitution aren't the people's only rights

Tenth Amendment: Any power not given by the Constitution to the federal government belongs to the people and the states