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Words to Know

Write the letter of the definition next to the matching word as you work through the lesson. You may use the glossary to help you.

unenumerated rights A. to develop a first version of something

guaranteeB. rights that are not listed directly in the

Constitution

draft C. to promise and deliver a future result

civil libertiesD. rights that are fundamental and belong to all

citizens

procedural rights E. rights held by individuals that cannot be taken away by law

substantive rights F. rights that protect citizens in the justice system

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Lesson Goals

Learn about the Bill of Rights.

the Bill of Rights was

created.

AnalyzeDescribe the difference

between the substantive

rights.

and

Explain the idea of

rights.

Lesson Question

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Guaranteed Rights

The guarantees your rights.

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Development of the Bill of Rights

In 1789, Madison drafted, or developed, a series of to the Constitution.

• Several states wanted greater protection for individual .

• Ten of these amendments were ratified by the .

• They became known as the Bill of Rights.

The Purpose of the Bill of Rights

The to the Bill of Rights states the purpose of the document.

The Conventions of a number of the States, having at the time of their adopting the

Constitution, expressed a desire, in order to prevent . . . abuse of its powers, that further . . .

restrictive clauses should be added.

–Constitution of the United States Preamble to the Bill of Rights

They wanted to prevent of government and increase public confidence.

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Civil Liberties

Civil liberties are the rights by the Bill of Rights.

• These amendments recognize that people have natural rights.

• They protect citizens from government of their rights.

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Substantive Rights in the Bill of Rights

Substantive rights are rights that belong to all citizens.

Substantive Rights

Second Amendment:Right to own and bear

weapons

Third Amendment:Protection against

housing troops

First Amendment:Freedom of

Instruction

The First Amendment

Freedomof expression

Freedomof religion

Freedomof petition

Freedom ofFreedom of the

Freedom of

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The Second Amendment

The Second Amendment protects the right to own a .

A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people

to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

–Constitution of the United States Amendment II

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The Third Amendment

The Third Amendment shows the importance of rights to the framers.

No Soldier shall, in time of peace be quartered in any house, without the consent of the Owner,

nor in time of war, but in a manner to be prescribed by law.

–Constitution of the United States Amendment II

Procedural Rights

Procedural rights protect citizens in the system.

Procedural rights

SeventhFourth, Fifth, Sixth,Eighth

actionprocedure

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Unenumerated Rights

Unenumerated rights are not listed in the Constitution.

Unenumerated Rights

Ninth Amendment Tenth Amendment

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The Ninth Amendment

The Ninth Amendment protects any rights that are not specifically

in the Constitution or Bill of Rights.

The Tenth Amendment

The Tenth Amendment reserves powers for the and for the

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Criminal Procedure

Fourth Fifth EightSixth

Unreasonable

and seizure

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incrimination

Right to Cruel and unusual

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Answer

Lesson Question How does the Bill of Rights protect civil liberties??

Review: Substantive Rights

Substantive Rights

Second Amendment:Right to own and bear

First Amendment:Freedom of

Third Amendment:Protection against

troops

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Review: Procedural Rights

Procedural rights

SeventhFourth, Fifth, Sixth,Eighth

actionprocedure

Review: Unenumerated Rights

Unenumerated rights

Amendment Amendment

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