Question

for questions 4 and 5, draw a line to connect the amendment with what it changed. 4. first second third fourth fifth • • • • • police must have a warrant to search suspects’ homes law must be followed for criminal defendants basic freedoms right to bear arms can’t be forced to house troops 5. sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth • • • • • powers not given to national government go to states people have other rights that may not be in the constitution right to a trial in civil cases that are in federal courts no cruel punishments right to a speedy trial and a lawyer

Explanation:

The First Amendment protects basic freedoms like freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly, and petition. The Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms. The Third Amendment prohibits forcing citizens to house troops. The Fourth Amendment requires police to have a warrant to search suspects' homes. The Fifth Amendment ensures laws are followed for criminal defendants. The Sixth Amendment gives the right to a speedy trial and a lawyer. The Seventh Amendment provides the right to a trial in civil cases in federal courts. The Eighth Amendment prohibits cruel punishments. The Ninth Amendment acknowledges that people have other rights not listed in the Constitution. The Tenth Amendment states that powers not given to the national government go to the states.

Answer:

First - basic freedoms
Second - right to bear arms
Third - can’t be forced to house troops
Fourth - police must have a warrant to search suspects’ homes
Fifth - law must be followed for criminal defendants
Sixth - right to a speedy trial and a lawyer
Seventh - right to a trial in civil cases that are in federal courts
Eighth - no cruel punishments
Ninth - people have other rights that may not be in the Constitution
Tenth - powers not given to national government go to states