Bill of Rights

amend

• People's freedom as guaranteed by law
• Lands settled and ruled by people from another country.
• to change a legal document
• People chosen to reresent others at a meeting

rights

• a group of civilians trained as soldiers who serve only in emergencies
• people's freedoms, as guaranteed by law
• suggestions, such as laws or plans, that others can consider approving or rejecting
• people chosen to represent others at a meeting

colonies

• People chosen to represent others at a meeting.
• A group of citizens that are chosen to listen to facts and rule on guilt or 
• To change or add to a legal document or law
• Lands settled and ruled by poeple from another country,

delagates

• people chosen to represent others at a meeting.
• lands settled and ruled by people from another country
• relating to a form of government in which states are united under one central power
• a group of citizens chosen to listen to and rulle on evidence in a trial.

federal

• to change or add to a legal document
• Has to do with the government under one power
• a group of citizens chosen to listen to and rule on evidence in a trial
• people's freedoms, as guaranteed by law

amendment

• Suggestions which you can approve or reject.
• lands settled and ruled by people from another country on behalf of the government of their country
• a group of civilians traind=ed as soldiers
• Change or additions to the constitution

proposals

• to change or add to a legal document
• a group of citizens chosen to listen to and rule on evidene in a trial
• suggestions which you can approve or reject
• people's freedoms, as guaranteed by law

constitution

• to change or add to a legal document
• a document that describes the basic laws and organization of  government
• lands settled and ruled by people from another country
• suggestions, suh as laws or plans, that others con consider approving or rejecting

militia

• Peoples freedom as guaranteed by the law 
• A group of citizens that are chosen to listen ti facts and rule on guilt or innocence 
• soldiers who serve only in emergencies

jury

• to change or add to legal document
• a group of citizens chosen to listen to and rule on evidence in a trial
• suggestions which you can approve or reject.