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when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your blank permission
fill the blank limit blank and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against blank in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a fair speedy blank trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by blank in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills, fines and blank is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other blank even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank
when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and blank speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your permission
fill the blank limit and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a failed speedy trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills fines and is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other rights even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank
when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your permission
fill the blank limit and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a failed speedy trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills fines and is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other rights even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank
when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your permission
fill the blank limit and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a failed speedy trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills fines and is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other rights even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank
when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your permission
fill the blank limit and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a failed speedy trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills fines and is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other rights even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank
when was the Declaration of Independence signed July 4, 1776
George Mason is known as the father of bill of rights
what was the purpose of the First Continental Congress to find a way to gain fair treatment from Great Britain
the Second Continental Congress contained plans for a war and an army
the Articles of Confederation contained plans for strengthening the government
what year was the Constitution created and signed? sep 17, 1787
why was the Bill of Rights added to our constitution the first 13 states would not agree unless there was personal rights.
how many amendments are in our Bill of Rights 10
when was it ratified? June 21,1788
fill the blank freedom of religion assembly press and speech
fill the blank the right to bear arms
fill the blank limits the housing of soldiers in your home without your permission
fill the blank limit blank and seizures of your property without a legal process search
fill the blank the right to due process of law protection of self-incrimination(you don't have to testify against blank in the court of law) yourself
fill the blank if accused of a crime you have the right to a law and a fair speedy blank trial
fill the blank you have the right to trial by blank in civil proceedings jury
fill the blank unfair bills fines and blank is forbidden punishment
fill the blank you have other blank even if they don't specified in the Constitution rights
fill the blank powers that aren't delegated to the United States are given to the States and it's blank people
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