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The rights that were promised to the first eight amendments to the Constitution were civil liberties such as freedom of speech, press, religion, and trial by jury. See the link below for all of the amendments.
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Vivi1.Freedom of speech, Press, Religion and petition
2.Right to keep Bear arms.
3.Conditions for quirting solders.
4.Right of search and seizure regulated.
5.Provisions concerning prosecution
6.Right to a speedy trial the right to a whiteness.
7.Right to a trial by jury.
8.Excessive bail, cruel punishment.
9.Rule of construction of the constitution.
10.Rights of the states under the constitution.
The rights of US citizens - the first 10 amendments are known collectively as the Bill of Rights
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The bill of rights only applied to the federal government?
The Bill of Rights, which is the first ten amendments to the US Constitution, when written only applied to the federal government. As written it does not apply to individuals, states, or foreign nations... it simply is a restriction upon the power of the federal government. It also provides redundant statements in the 9th and 10th Amendments which demonstrate the importance the founders placed upon said amendments. The 14th Amendment established the term citizen in section I: "All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States"... Prior to the 14th Amendment, an individual was only a citizen of their state. In the 20th century the Supreme Court ruled in a number of cases that some of the amendments found in the Bill of Rights, those in respect to the case being ruled upon, were to be applied to all citizens, therefore under the Supremacy Clause, state or local laws could not conflict with those amendments. Such amendments were incorporated under the 14th Amendment. It is important to note that as of writing this response, not all amendments and/or sections of amendments in the Bill of Rights have been incorporated. One such example is the 2nd Amendment in its entirety.
What are the rights of citizenship that should belong to all citizens?
The rights of citizenship include the following:Right to seek life, liberty, and happinessRight to freedom of expressionRight to voteRight to worship as you chooseRight to receive a trial by juryRight to serve fellow citizensThere are a few more, I think...Hope I helped!
Is it true that people are treated equally in the US?
Equality is guaranteed for all citizens of the United States. It is guaranteed by the US Constitution. However, in practice it is not always the case.
Who of the individual freedoms granted by the bill of rights is most important?
Most experts agree that the most important amendment in the Bill of Rights is the first one. It protects freedom of religion and speech, and allows people to speak freely in the United States.
What were some of the success of the reconstruction era?
The reconstruction era was good because it allowed the freedmen's Bureau and the Civil Rights Bill of 1866 to be passed. It was also win the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments were passed. Also great sucesses like the Reconsrtuction Act of 1867 were passed.
