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What does diversity mean from the bill of rights that protects diversity?
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Which amendment protects the rigts which might not necessarily be written into the constitution or the bill of rights?
There is a clause written before the Bill of Rights which basically states in modern english, that the following rights are yours and cannot be taken away, but it does not necessarily mean these the only rights you have. This was done to insure that a) people would not confuse the Bill of Rights as a form of oppression and b) later amendments that guaranteed rights could be added to the Constitution.
What the Bill of Rights mean?
The Bill of Rights are the Ten basic rights and freedoms of all U.S. citizens.
What are the bill of rights and what do they mean?
The Bill of Rights are the first 10 amendments made to the Constitution. They explained the colonists rights.
What did the Bill of Rights mean to Americans?
it meant their rights would be protected
Who passed the Bill of Rights?
The term "bill of rights" originates from England. If you mean the USA, you have to include that in your question, as England, Canada, and New Zealand all have a "bill of rights" too.
What did the Bill of Rights mean to American citizens?
it meant their rights would be protected
What does section 10 of article 16 bill of rights mean?
In the Bill of Rights there is no section 10 of article 16. There are 10 rights listed and that is all.
What is bio diversity act 2000?
Do you mean the Biodiversity Bill which was passed in India in the year 2000
What does ratified mean to the Bill of Rights?
it means approved
Who made the Bill of Rights?
The creation of the Bill of Rights was of course George Manson and Patrick Star....no wait, i mean Patrick Henry
What are two rights in the declarations of independece?
There really is no rights in the D.o.I, rather the rights given to United State citizens come from the constition/Bill of Rights.....in this are the rights such as; freedom of speech, religion, press, right to bear arms, etc.
Why didn't many people think constitution was complete to the bill of rights?
...that it was wasn't complete to the bill of rights? Can you clarify what you mean? The question is unclear.
