What does this picture represent?
The right to bear arms.
What does this picture represent?
The right to refuse soldiers to stay in your home.
What does this picture represent?
The freedom to choose your own religion.
What does this picture represent?
The freedom of the press to say what they want to say without getting in trouble.
What does this picture represent?
The freedom of speech so that we can say what we want without getting in trouble.
What does this picture represent?
The right to remain silent and not testify against yourself.
What does this picture represent?
The right to protest.
What does this picture represent?
The right to not be arrested unless the police have proof.
What does this picture represent?
Fair, speedy trial by jury
What does this picture represent?
States have rights
What does this picture represent?
No cruel punishment
What does this picture represent?
You have rights not listed in the Bill of Rights, like access to a free education.
