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Crosspointe Church, Carpenter Fire Station Road, Cary, NC

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1st amendment: Crosspointe Church, Carpenter Fire Station Road, Cary, NC

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1st amendment: Crosspointe Church, Carpenter Fire Station Road, Cary, NC

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The First Amendment protects freedom of speech, religion, assembly, press, and petition. The history of this bill comes from the British abusing the colonists not giving them the freedom to protest, assemble, and of press. My church connects to the 1st amendment because it gives people the right to celebrate whatever religion they want.

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Wake County Firearms Education & Training Center, Old Holly Springs Apex Road, Apex, NC

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2nd Amendment: Wake County Firearms Education & Training Center

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2nd Amendment: Wake County Firearms Education & Training Center

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This amendment protects the right to have guns. This is based off of the english allowance by queen elizabeth. This gun range relates to the 2nd amendment because the second amendment talks about being able to have guns and also this helps with safety so people can safely bear arms.

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The 3rd amendment of the Bill of Rights prohibits the requirement for citizens to house soldiers during times of peace, nor during times of war. This amendment is inspired by the British governments' Quartering Acts, which allowed the British army to lodge soldiers in citizens' houses. This place, Fort Liberty (a military base), formerly Fort Bragg, relates to the 3rd amendment because the military base relates to soldiers.

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4th Amendment-523 Perrault Drive, Morrisville, NC

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4th Amendment-523 Perrault Drive, Morrisville, NC

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This amendment protects people from search of property unreasonably without an warrant. The historical basis of this amendment comes from the european phrase  “Every man's house is his castle,” meaning that if its your property they can't come in without a warrant. The house represents this because its my house and a officer can't come in without a warrant.

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Supreme Court of North Carolina, East Morgan Street, Raleigh, North Carolina

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5th Amendment - Supreme Court of North Carolina, East Morgan Street, Raleigh, North Carolina

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5th Amendment - Supreme Court of North Carolina, East Morgan Street, Raleigh, North Carolina

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The 5th amendment guarantees 3 things:
1. That a person who is accused of a crime is guaranteed a fair trial
2. A right that tells that you CANNOT be forced to testify against yourself
3. The government CANNOT seize your private property WITHOUT providing fair compensation for your property

The 5th amendment was created due to the British high courts that would try colonists charged with crimes against the British. In these courts, the British would beat the accused, & force confessions out of them, & forced the accused to self-incriminate.

This amendment relates to this place, the Supreme court, because the court relates to law & the amendments.

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Cummings & Kennedy Law Firm, Cedar Street, Beaufort, NC

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6th Amendment - Cummings & Kennedy Law Firm, Cedar Street, Beaufort, NC

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6th Amendment - Cummings & Kennedy Law Firm, Cedar Street, Beaufort, NC

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The 6th amendment guarantees the right to a speedy trial, impartial jury, and the right to a lawyer. This amendment before came from England, and then to the colonies and now included in the U.S. This is a law firm which represents the legal counsel the accused can seek at this firm.

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Wake County Courthouse, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC

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7th Amendment - Wake County Courthouse, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC

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7th Amendment - Wake County Courthouse, Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, NC

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The 7th Amendment expresses the right to a fair civil trial by jury. It was decided by the writers out of fear that the judges would unfairly side with the government and rule based off of that. They feared it would give the government too much power. This courthouse represents a place where jury takes place and state level rulings do as well.

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Central Prison, Western Boulevard, Raleigh, Wake County, NC

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8th Amendment - Central Prison, Western Boulevard, Raleigh, Wake County, NC

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8th Amendment - Central Prison, Western Boulevard, Raleigh, Wake County, NC

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The 8th Amendment does not allow cruel and unusual punishments to those who are convicted. It came from the English Bill of Rights and is now adopted into our Bill of Rights. In this prison, many people have very long sentences that are undeserved.

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Pitt County Elections Office, West 5th Street, Greenville, North Carolina

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9th amendment-Pitt County Elections Office, West 5th Street, Greenville, North Carolina

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9th amendment-Pitt County Elections Office, West 5th Street, Greenville, North Carolina

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The ninth amendment states that the rights of citizens not listed or denied in the constitution are allowed to be committed by civillians. It’s like a constitutional safety net. It was inspired by federalists as they thought that rights were and weren't listed in the Bill of Rights would be abused by the government and they violate rights that weren't listed. The elections office is an example of the 9th amendment because voting is neither described as a rule nor denied in the constitution.

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North Carolina State Capitol, Raleigh, NC

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10th ammendment-North Carolina State Capitol, Raleigh, NC

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10th ammendment-North Carolina State Capitol, Raleigh, NC

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10th Amendment: States that powers not given to the federal government are not restricted to the states, giving states reserved powers not stated in the constitution but not denied. The 10th Amendment was inspired by anti-federalists who wanted more state powers and guaranteed powers to make sure the federal government would not be corrupt or too powerful. This amendment relates to the State Capitol as the building symbolized and represents the North Carolina government and were state laws are made.