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    5.2. Amendments to the Constitution

    … passed—the first 10 were the Bill of Rights.

    2.5. Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

    … the Rights Enumerated in the Bill of Rights; explain the reasons for the addition of…… about the Constitution and the Bill of Rights:… the U. S. Constitution—the Bill of Rights—set forth the rights and freedoms…The national Bill of Rights has inspired numerous other bills of rights related to economic…… Franklin Roosevelt’s Second Bill of Rights).… Sanders Calls for a 21st Century Bill of Rights:The Bill of Rights connects directly to students' legal rights at school. Go here for…… the Constitution known as the Bill of Rights consists of 472 words. It was signed on…When the Bill of Rights were drafted there were no systems of mass communication - no…… Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights… Constitution and What Rights are in the Bill of Rights?Media Literacy Connections: The Bill of Rights on TwitterThe first 10 Amendments of the Bill of Rights are:

    1.4. British Influences on American Government

    … the Magna Carta and the English Bill of Rights which set limits on the power of the…

    2.2. The Articles of Confederation

    … legislature and a constitution with a Bill of Rights. The Northwest Ordinance also outlawed…

    4.10. Liberty in Conflict with Equality or Authority

    … under the Constitution and the Bill of Rights. They are rights that protect individuals…… Annexation of Hawaii from the Bill of Rights Institute).

    6.2. United States and Massachusetts Constitutions

    … United States Constitution and the Bill of Rights.… under the Constitution (Part of Bill of Rights):… to create a constitution and Bill of Rights for the Internet:

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    Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights

    6.4. Core Documents: The Protection of Individual Rights

    … individual rights, including the Bill of Rights, the 14th Amendment, and Article 1 of…… Constitution is known as The Bill of Rights. It was proposed in 1789 and ratified by…The Bill of Rights makes clear what Thomas Jefferson meant by the phrase “inalienable…The Bill of Rights is explored more fully in Topic 2, Standard 5 in this book.  … would later be included in the Bill of Rights (“Why Study the Massachusetts Constitution,”…… rights of the individual - the Bill of Rights, the 14th Amendment, and Article 1 of…1. INVESTIGATE: The Bill of Rights, the 14th Amendment, and Article I of the Massachusetts…Bill of Rights

    4.11. Political Courage and Those Who Affirmed or Denied Democratic Ideals

    … ideals of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

    2.4. Debates between Federalists and Anti-Federalists

    … government ranged from the "lack of a Bill of Rights guaranteeing freedom of the press…