Come up with a creative way we're saying to remember the Bill of Rights in order

#1: R.A.P.P.S Religion, Assembly, Petition, Press, and Speech

#2: You have two arms, You have the right to bear arms

#3: THREE’s a crowd, you don’t have to quarter soldiers

#4: Search 4 something. Split four in half and you have two, there are

two parts to this amendment search AND seizure.

#5: I plead the fifth. The rights of accused criminals.

#6: If you have a finger pointing to a watch you have 6 fingers and a right to a speedy trial

#7: The number 7 looks like an upside down J! #7 stands for a trial with

a JURY!

#8: The number 8 looks like handcuffs. FAIR punishments and fines.

#9: Power to the people! Picture 2 fists in the air, minus one finger.

#10: ALL other rights not listed, go to states and people. GRAB them

with both your hands!

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