Question
I Have Rights?! Name: Fill in the Blank. Identify the real-ife rights the Bill of Rights gives you by filling in the missing words below. effects & unusual & speedy & soldiers & place & persons houses & eighteen & twice & searched & searches & gender arms & color & property & slavery & race & persons witness & offense & public & speech & cruel & laws protection & petition & himself & public & seizures & papers press & government & things & seized & & 1) A person accused of a crime has the right to a and trial. 2) A warrant must describe the to be and the or to be 3) People have the right to keep and bear 4) There will be no and punishments. 5) shall not exist in the United States. 6) A person accused of a crime does not have to be a against 7) Private cannot be taken for use without paying the owner a fair price. 8) People have the right to be free from unreasonable and of their and 9) There can't be any law restricting peoples' freedom of or of the 10) People have the right to the if they are unhappy. 11) People who are at least years old have the right to vote regardless of their or 12) A state cannot deny anyone equal of the state's 13) A person cannot be put on trial for the same 14) People don't have to let live in their houses.
Answer
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Miles
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Answer
1) A person accused of a crime has the right to a "speedy" and "public" trial.2) A warrant must describe the "things" to be "seized" and the "places" or "persons" to be "searched".3) People have the right to keep and bear "arms".4) There will be no "cruel" and "unusual" punishments.5) "Slavery" shall not exist in the United States.6) A person accused of a crime does not have to be a "witness" against "himself".7) Private "property" cannot be taken for "public" use without paying the owner a fair price.8) People have the right to be free from unreasonable "searches" and "seizures" of their "houses" and "effects".9) There can't be any law restricting peoples' freedom of "speech" or of the "press".10) People have the right to "petition" the "government" if they are unhappy.11) People who are at least "eighteen" years old have the right to vote regardless of their "race", "color", or "gender".
Explanation
The given task is a fill-in-the-blank exercise regarding the rights granted to individuals by the Bill of Rights in the United States Constitution. The words provided in the table can be used to fill in the blanks in each sentence, which describe different rights. 1) The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial for individuals accused of a crime. 2) The Fourth Amendment requires that a warrant must describe the "things" to be "seized" and the "places" or "persons" to be "searched".3) The Second Amendment grants people the right to keep and bear "arms".4) The Eighth Amendment prohibits "cruel" and "unusual" punishments.5) The Thirteenth Amendment states that "slavery" shall not exist in the United States.6) The Fifth Amendment protects individuals from being a "witness" against "himself".7) The Fifth Amendment also states that private "property" cannot be taken for "public" use without paying the owner a fair price.8) The Fourth Amendment protects people from unreasonable "searches" and "seizures" of their "houses" and "effects".9) The First Amendment guarantees freedom of "speech" and of the "press".10) The First Amendment also gives people the right to "petition" the "government" if they are unhappy.11) The Twenty-sixth Amendment grants individuals who are at least "eighteen" years old the right to vote regardless of their "race", "color", or "gender".#