Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Petition the government, Freedom to peaceably assemble, Freedom of the Press

Due Process (Yes) Double jeopardy (No) Self Incrimination (No)

Right to a speedy trial, Right to a public trial, Right to a trial by jury, Right to counsel, Rights of the accused, Right to a confrontation clause

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ittle folder for me to study with for an A+ on this bill of rights quiz

Term	Definition
1;I	Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Freedom to Petition the government, Freedom to peaceably assemble, Freedom of the Press
2;II	Right to bear arms
5;V	Due Process (Yes) Double jeopardy (No) Self Incrimination (No)
6; VI	Right to a speedy trial, Right to a public trial, Right to a trial by jury, Right to counsel, Rights of the accused, Right to a confrontation clause
7; VII	Civil trial by jury
8;VIII	Cruel and unusual punishments