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The Bill of Rights is the first ten amendments that were added to the Constitution after being ratified by the states; they weren't signed by anyone.
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What do the Bill of Rights address?
It deals with the rights of criminals and fair trials. They were written by James Madison when he served in the first congress before his presidency
What is the explanation of section 13 in the bill of rights?
explaine Bill of rigths section 13
What is amendment 13 through 15 called?
they are known as the bill of rights
What was finally added to the constitution to make all 13 states ratify?
The Bill of Rights (ie the first ten ammendments to The Constitution)
Why is the English bill of right important to both the English and American people?
The English Bill of Rights is important because it is constitutional law as well as forming part of the law of some other nations. The Bill of Rights was passed by Parliament in December 1689. Since the Revolutionary War was between the Kingdom of Great Britain & 13 British colonies in North America, it involved their Bill of Rights.
How many people Signed the Bill of Rights?
13 people
What do the Bill of Rights address?
It deals with the rights of criminals and fair trials. They were written by James Madison when he served in the first congress before his presidency
15 rights listed in the Bill of Rights?
There are not 13 rights, but 10 in the Bill of Rights.
What is the number of sections in the Bill of Rights?
There are 13 sections in the "BILL OF RIGHTS" .
What is article 3 section 13 of the Philippine bill of rights means?
What is article 3 section 13 of the Philippine bill of rights
What is article 3 section 13 of Philippines bill of rights means?
What is article 3 section 13 of the Philippine bill of rights
What is the explanation of section 13 in the bill of rights?
explaine Bill of rigths section 13
What in the Bill of Rights was not included in the final Constitution?
The Constitution was signed by the delegates and authenticated by George Washington without the Bill of Rights -- the first ten amendments to the Constitution. When the Constitution was sent to the 13 states for ratification, the Bill of Rights was not included, and many states would have failed to ratify without an iron-clad promise that certain rights would be memorialized in writing later. Eventually, all 13 state legislatures ratified the original document, and the Bill of Rights was added subsequently.
What does unity have to do with the Bill of Rights?
With the Bill of Rights added to the Constitution, all 13 colonies were willing to ratify the Constitution.
How many amendment make up the bill of rights?
the first eigh plus 13 and 21
Why is the English bill of rights important to both the English and the American people?
The English Bill of Rights is important because it is constitutional law as well as forming part of the law of some other nations. The Bill of Rights was passed by Parliament in December 1689. Since the Revolutionary War was between the Kingdom of Great Britain & 13 British colonies in North America, it involved their Bill of Rights.
Why is the the English bill of rights important to both the English and American people?
The English Bill of Rights is important because it is constitutional law as well as forming part of the law of some other nations. The Bill of Rights was passed by Parliament in December 1689. Since the Revolutionary War was between the Kingdom of Great Britain & 13 British colonies in North America, it involved their Bill of Rights.
