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Bill Of Rights Document Analysis

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People Finally Had a Value This document is written in the Constitution of the United States, March 4th, 1789. By mainly a very important person in the history of our country, even though at the beginning not a lot of people thought it was necessary to write them thankfully, they did. In this time period, The Constitution was written in September 17, 1787, just two years before this document and they kept adding what they thought it was important such as these rules that it will now be explained. This document is the called the Bill of Rights which is a series of Amendments, referring to first ten to be exact. These are written in the Constitution, they show and state the crucial rights and the civil liberties, such as freedom of religion, expression, speech and more. The amendments are just rights we always have and that no one can break or take them away from us. These amendments were written because people noticed things that were disturbing them and that should not be happening, such as being obligated to have soldiers in your own house and they …show more content…

They finally took action about this and made the right decision by giving all of us these rights. They were written in New York City. In my opinion I do not know what would have happened without having this rights written to be able to know them, also I know these amendments change the way of how people should be treated. The Bill of Right was written by James Madison, to grant protection and to let the people know what rights and liberties they had. Madison was the main and most important figure who wrote the constitution, even though at first he was one of the several that did not think the Bill of Rights should have been written. Later, he first had the idea and considered to change some things in the Constitution, thinking that it was missing something, pointing to the idea of adding the amendments, he wanted to protect the civil

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