The Bill of Rights – The First Ten Amendments

The Bill of Rights – The First Ten Amendments
The First Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Freedom of religion, speech and press
The Second Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Right to bear arms,
The Third Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
No soldiers in our homes now,
The Fourth Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Where’s your warrant please?
The Fifth Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Don’t rat on yourself,
The Sixth Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Right to a quick trial,
The Seventh Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
Jury of your peers,
The first part of the Eighth Amendment says . . . .
They can’t raise your bail,
The second part of the Eighth Amendment says . . . .
The cops aren’t allowed to beat ya,
The Ninth Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
We have lots of rights,
The Tenth Amendment of the Constitution says . . . .
We the people have the say,
The rest of the Amendments of the Constitution say . . . .
All people are created equal.
Taken from: http://learningtogive.org/lessons/unit42/lesson3_attachments/2.html