The Original Ten Amendments: the Bill of Rights

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The Original Ten Amendments: the Bill of Rights By Miss Oberlander To the tune of “The Life I Lead” from Mary Poppins

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The Original Ten Amendments: the Bill of Rights

By Miss OberlanderTo the tune of “The Life I Lead” from Mary Poppins

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CThe Bill of Rights are the Gfirst 10 amendmentsGThat come at the end of the CUS ConstitutionCThey state our freedoms and our rights

FThat can’t be taken awayC F CThey protect us from our government!

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CAmendment 1 was taken from GGeorge MasonGThe freedom of religion, speech,

Cand pressCIt states that we the people of Fthe United StatesC GCan assemble in a meetingC place

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CAmendment 2: the right

Gto keep and bear armsGTo protect your family and

Cyour home

CWhen used in self defense

FOr tyranny’s expenseCThis amendment cannotG C be infringed upon.

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C G Amendment 3 keeps us from quartering soldiersG COur homes are not military barracksCThe Quartering Act of ‘65

FWon’t interfere with our livesC G CAmendment 3 protects our property

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CAmendment 4 prevents

Gsearches and seizures.

GThe police must have a warrant Cto enterCThey can’t take our stuff away FOr make us payC G COur homes are protected today

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CAmendment 5: we’re innocent

Gtil found guilty GThe government can’t put us in jail Cfor no reasonCWhen suspected of a crime

FA jury in time C G CWill pardon or punish what’s fair.

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C GAmendment 6 is the right to fair trialGIt guarantees you the right to a ClawyerCSpeedy means: can’t wait too long

FSecret trials would be wrongC G CTo keep things truthful, fair, and free

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CAmendment 7: a jury in Gcivil cases G CA group of random citizens

CThey together will decide

FThe outcome derivedCSo no one person has total G Cpower to rule

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CAmendment 8 forbids

Gextreme punishment GOutlaws “cruel and

Cunusual” consequenceCno excessive penalties

Funless the crime agreesCIt protects us when we’ve G Cdone some wrong.

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C GAmendment 9 says freedom is the wayG CThere are other necessary rightsCAnd even if they are not listed

FIn the ConstitutionC G CThe government should respect those too!

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CAmendment 10 says the

Gpower is the people’s GThe state governments have Cimportant rights tooCNo one dictator can sayFThere’s only one wayC GLiberty gives us the say in the CUSA!Hey!