| Term | Definition |
| 2nd Amendment | Keep and bear arms, possesion to have ownership of a gun, Unless your accused of a crime. you need a permit to own |
| 3rd Amendment | soilders have no right to raid or invade your property without the house owner's permission |
| 4th Amendment | protects Americans from people comming into you house, unless they have a search warrent, to check your house. |
| 5th Amendment | A person cant be forced to testify against themselves, right to remain silent |
| 6th Amendment | Right to council, innocent until proven guilty, the state acusses you. they have to have evidence. |
| 7th Amendment | deals with peoples rights in criminal cases. Lawsuits that involve disagreements between people rather than crimes. |
| 8th Amendment | Gives additional due process rights to people acccused of crimes` |
| 9th Amendment | Constitution couldn't write more rights that aren't written in the constitution |
| 10th Amendment | Prevents congress and the president from becoming too strong |
| 1st Amendment | Congress shall make no law respecting an etablishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exersice thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peacebly to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grivances |