The Bill of Rights

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  • ASSEMBLY
  • BAIL
  • MILITIA
  • PETITION
  • PRESS
  • RELIGION
  • SEIZURE
  • SPEECH
  • TRIAL
  • WARRANT

Ratified in 1791, the Bill of Rights added the first ten amendments to the Constitution and still shapes American law today. The First Amendment alone protects speech, religion, the press, assembly and petition, while later amendments limit warrants and seizure, address the militia, and set rules for trial and bail.

The Bill of Rights Word Search Answer Key

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