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00:44 to buckle in for fun because in this video we
00:46 are learning about the Bill of Rights . You are
00:50 going to learn what is the bill of Rights and
00:53 how it makes a big impact on our lives every
00:57 single day . Mm Let's start here . What is
01:03 the bill of Rights ? That's a good question .
01:06 What does that mean ? Well , the bill of
01:11 rights is the name for the 1st 10 amendments to
01:15 the United States Constitution . The bill of rights is
01:18 a very special part of the constitution . The constitution
01:27 is the highest law in the United States . The
01:30 constitution has seven articles and 27 amendments . That's right
01:36 . Seven articles and 27 amendments . The word amendment
01:44 means a small change to a document . Can you
01:48 say amendment ? Yeah . Amendment Amendment is a pretty
01:54 cool word to say . There are 27 of these
01:57 changes in the constitution . The 1st 10 amendments are
02:04 very special . They clearly define so many of our
02:08 freedoms and liberties . There were many people in Congress
02:15 who wanted the constitution to guarantee our rights . Rights
02:19 are privileges and freedoms that people deserve . They wanted
02:23 to clearly define our freedoms so that the people of
02:27 the United States wouldn't experience many of the things they
02:31 fought to free themselves from during the american revolution .
02:37 Yeah , We have mentioned that the 1st 10 amendments
02:41 to the constitution are called the bill of rights .
02:44 That is what this video is about . But we
02:46 have to answer this question . What are right ?
02:51 What our right ? What are rights , well rights
02:58 or freedoms that people deserve ? These can be very
03:02 basic . They are things that all people deserve to
03:05 enjoy . Or they are protections that people deserve to
03:09 have . So the Bill of Rights could have been
03:12 called the Bill of Freedoms that people deserve . But
03:15 you know , Bill of Rights sounds better , doesn't
03:18 it ? You know , Here's the thing the 1st
03:23 10 amendments guarantee and protect our freedoms and limit the
03:27 power that the government has to do certain things .
03:31 They also make sure that the powers that are not
03:34 given to the government in the constitution belong to the
03:38 people as long as they are not against the law
03:42 . Mhm . Let's learn them . Yeah , you
03:46 can do it remember there are 10 amendments that make
03:49 up the bill of rights . We are going to
03:51 look at them one by one , and you are
03:53 going to learn them . Mhm . Mhm . Here
03:57 we go . The First Amendment . Are you ready
04:00 ? No . You know , let us know .
04:03 You know . Are you ready to learn the First
04:05 Amendment ? It's the First one . This is cool
04:07 . The First Amendment . Are you ready ? Yeah
04:11 . The First Amendment is a big one . The
04:14 First Amendment gives us freedom of speech , freedom to
04:17 practice whatever religion we want , freedom of the press
04:21 , freedom of assembly . That means the freedom to
04:24 gather together and there are even more freedoms packed into
04:28 the First Amendment . The First Amendment is a huge
04:31 deal and it may be the most well known Amendment
04:34 in the Bill of Rights . Yeah . All right
04:40 now , it's time for the Second Amendment . The
04:42 Second Amendment Amendment number two . The Second Amendment gives
04:49 us the right to bear arms . We couldn't resist
04:52 featuring Clarence here . Okay , but this isn't talking
04:56 about actual bear arms . Okay , this amendment doesn't
04:59 mean we all have the freedom to have the arms
05:02 of a bear to bear arms means to carry a
05:05 weapon . There are different perspectives on this amendment .
05:08 Ask a parent or teacher about this amendment to learn
05:13 more . All right . It's time for the 3rd
05:19 Amendment Amendment Number three . So what is the Third
05:26 Amendment , while the Third Amendment guarantees that the United
05:29 States government cannot put troops and soldiers in people's homes
05:34 without their consent . This was an important amendment when
05:38 it was signed because during the Revolutionary War the british
05:42 soldiers were allowed to stay in people's homes , even
05:45 if they didn't want them there . This bothered many
05:48 of the colonists because it wasn't fair . The Third
05:52 Amendment made sure that being forced to house soldiers in
05:55 your home would be a thing of the past .
05:59 Yeah , Yeah , Yeah . Cool . Now it's
06:04 time for the 4th Amendment Amendment Number four . Mhm
06:10 . The Fourth Amendment is really cool . The Fourth
06:13 Amendment says that the United States government cannot unfairly search
06:17 or take property from people . For example , before
06:20 a police officer can search someone's home , they have
06:23 to have a warrant from a judge . A warrant
06:26 means that the judge agrees that the police should search
06:29 that person's house . This amendment protects your private property
06:34 from getting searched or taken without good reason . All
06:42 right . The 5th Amendment Amendment Number five . Mhm
06:47 , mm . The Fifth Amendment gives people the right
06:51 to stay silent in court if they decide they do
06:54 not want to testify . There is a phrase that
06:57 comes from this amendment . When people say I plead
07:00 the fifth , they are saying I would rather not
07:02 say if someone does not want to speak , they
07:05 must not be forced to . The Fifth Amendment also
07:09 gives people the right to fair treatment in court .
07:14 Mm Okay , now it's time for the 6th amendment
07:23 . The 6th Amendment guarantees that people have a speedy
07:27 and public trial . The word speedy means fast .
07:31 This means that the government should not put off the
07:34 trial for no reason , but should bring the trial
07:37 in a fair amount of time . Mhm . Mhm
07:44 . The Sixth Amendment also gives people who are accused
07:48 of a crime , the right to have a lawyer
07:50 , a lawyer is someone who represents you in the
07:53 court of law . If a person cannot get a
07:55 lawyer on their own , the government has to provide
07:58 one . The Sixth Amendment also guarantees people the right
08:02 to know what crimes they are accused of and to
08:05 speak face to face with the witnesses that are accusing
08:08 them . Mm All right . It's time for the
08:13 7th amendment . Mhm . Yeah . The 7th Amendment
08:21 guarantees that people have the right to be tried by
08:24 a jury in civil cases . A jury is a
08:28 group of regular citizens that decide a case instead of
08:32 a judge in this picture of a courtroom . Where
08:35 do you think the jury sets ? Do you have
08:38 a guess ? Mm . Yeah . Mhm . Yeah
08:43 . The jury would sit right here in a place
08:46 in the courtroom called the jury box . All right
08:52 . It's time for the 8th Amendment Amendment Number eight
09:00 mm . The 8th Amendment ensures that the court's decisions
09:05 are fair and just the 8th amendment protects people from
09:09 punishments that are cruel and unusual punishments must be reasonable
09:14 for the crime . The 8th amendment also protects people
09:20 from excessive bail , bail is a payment people can
09:24 make so that they can go home while they await
09:28 trial . Mhm . Mhm . Alright , we're almost
09:34 to the end the 9th Amendment Amendment Number nine .
09:41 So what does the Ninth Amendment say ? Well ,
09:43 the Ninth Amendment says that the Constitution does not list
09:47 all of our rights . We have rights that aren't
09:50 explicitly listed in the Constitution . For example , you
09:55 have the right to build a snowman if you wanna
09:57 build a snowman and play in the snow , you
09:59 have the right to do that . But here's the
10:02 thing , it doesn't say that in the constitution ,
10:04 but just because it's not in the Constitution , it
10:07 doesn't mean it's not a right of yours . You
10:08 have these rights that aren't listed in the Constitution .
10:16 Yeah . Okay , here is the last amendment in
10:20 the bill of rights . The 10th amendment . Uh
10:24 huh . Yeah , It's pretty awesome . The 10th
10:28 amendment gives the power the United States government doesn't have
10:31 to the states or to the people . Remember the
10:35 United States government is a republic . It's a government
10:39 for the people by the people . Hey , thanks
10:48 for learning about the Bill of Rights with us today
10:51 , A special part of the constitution , right ?
10:54 The 1st 10 amendments . Can you share with us
10:58 something brand new that you learned ? We'd love to
11:00 hear it . You can just put that in the
11:01 comments section below . We love to hear from you
11:04 and hear what you learned . The Bill of Rights
11:06 is awesome , isn't it so cool And maybe you're
11:09 like irony , nail all this stuff . And he'd
11:11 be like , oh my goodness , you're like an
11:13 expert on the Bill of Rights . We hope you
11:16 had a great time and we hope to see you
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