The Bill of Rights | Street Smarts | PragerU Kids

hey before we start this episode here's a quick preview of what's coming up it pays to know your Civics literally in this competitive game show Street smarts test your knowledge about us history and government as Uncle Sam quizzes contestants enjoy the rest of our videos for all ages when you subscribe at prageru.com today's episode of Street Smart Civics Edition is on the Bill of Rights visit prer kids.com to download this cool infographic and play along this is Street smarts a game show on the streets where contestants are rewarded for their knowledge Street [Music] smartar welcome to Street Smart Civics Edition for Prager you kids I'm colie fontania here with Uncle Sam and we are at the National Junior lifeguard competition and we're going to see what they know about the Bill of Rights let's go let's find out what is your name Leo and where are you from um Beverly Hills nice do you like it in Beverly Hills no why it's too dirty oh Beverly Hills is supposed to be like the most beautiful place in America times are a changing times are changing let me explain to you the rules you get $5 per question and there's eight total questions as soon as you get a question wrong you are eliminated you can buy a clue for $2 and our final question which is question eight is worth $20 you also have the opportunity to ask a parent for $5 question one the Bill of Rights are the first amendments to the US Constitution how many amendments were their total in the Bill of Rights um 10 you got it good job question one in the bag there 10 confidently said the answer well done 10 Amendments 10 Amendments five EV yes coming in fresh 10 you got it right 10 10 you got it yes roxon you rock son 10 she's got it how many amendments were there total in the Bill of Rights 10 excellent you got it did you guys win how'd you do oh we got third place in the swim relay W that's pretty good all right here we go question two the Bill of Rights was originally created because many states felt the Constitution gave too much power to which level of government a local B state or C Federal um State good guess good guess Federal you got it right a clue yes a local B state or C Federal Federal nice excellent work Jackson you are on fire5 more dollars there you go a local B state or C federal state oh see she's got it say say the full answer though see say Federal she's got it she's got it nice job apparently they didn't want to give too much power to Uncle Sam uh [Music] a good [Applause] [Music] guess question three the first amendment protects freedom of religion press assembly petitioning the government and the right to say what you want freely known as freedom of speech again she's got it correct freedom of speech known as freedom [Applause] [Music] of by clue by that would be $2 thank you very much all right the clue is rhymes with [Music] Peach Peach Peach we are freedom of beach I like that freedom of beach question four the second amendment guarantees citizens the fundamental right to keep and bear a arms B burdens C cookies a arms she's got it another correct answer question for5 more dollars a arms B burdens or C cookies arms yes you got it you got it yeah there we go a arms B burdens or C cookies arms say it again arms another correct answer there we go street smart question five if someone is concerned about incriminating themselves someone can plead which amendment oh well I'll give you the I'll give you the multiple choice a the Fourth Amendment B the fifth am Amendment C the 23rd Amendment and she said oh like she knows this so was it the Fifth Amendment she's got it she's got it a the Fourth Amendment B the Fifth Amendment or C the 23rd Amendment fifth she's got it right again a the Fourth Amendment B the Fifth Amendment or C the 23rd Amendment the Fourth [Music] Amendment high five let count how much you made five six 19 20 smackers for our good friend Evan good [Music] job question six we've got three more questions the sixth amendment guarantees that someone accused of a crime has a right to a speedy blank trial another correct answer confidently buy a clue you're making America proud sky so all right so we're going to ask a parrot the sixth amendment guarantees that someone accused of a crime has a right to a speedy what say it again speedy trial you sa good job has the right to a speedy surfboard all right question seven which amendment guarantees all that are accused of a crime have a trial by jury a the Eighth Amendment B the Seventh Amendment or see the Third Amendment do you like bu glue bu glue yeah exactly taxing is what I do best here is your clue this is considered a lucky number the Seventh Amendment you got it a the Eighth Amendment B the Seventh Amendment or C the third amendment B the Seventh Amendment she's got this wow lucky number seven correct answer all right you you are on the final question which is worth $20 and it does not have a clue so just keep that in mind M Choice it is not multiple choice which amendment ensures that any power not expressly given to the federal government in the constitution is reserved by the people and individual states I get to keep my money if I get it wrong right keep your money oh yeah the 10th Amendment wow oh my goodness she's got it Junior Lifeguards man you got this they know their US history and they know their she do there are 10 Amendments you got to choose one of them what do you think the 10th you got it 10th [Music] amend high five yes yes and that is 20 smackers now which teacher can we thank thank you coach shag awesome the Bill of Rights was drafted and proposed by James Madison in 1789 it was created because some of the founding fathers felt that the constitution gave too much power to the federal government the Bill of Rights is the first 10 amendments to the US Constitution the first amendment guarantees the right to freedom of speech to the free exercise of religion and of the press and the Second Amendment guarantees the right to bear arms the third amendment prohibits the government from housing soldiers without a person's consent in times of peace and the Fourth Amendment prohibits the search and seizure of private property by the government without good reason the fifth amendment protects citizens from being tried twice for the same crime and incriminating themselves while the sixth guarantees the right to a speedy and public trial the seventh guarantees that those accused of a crime in a civil lawsuit have a right to a trial by jury and the eighth protects against cruel and unusual punishments the Ninth Amendment states that people may have rights not listed in the Constitution and finally the 10th Amendment expresses that powers not explicitly given in the Constitution to the federal government are reserved to the people and the states though the phrase separation of church and state is a phrase commonly associated with the First Amendment it's actually not in the Constitution the term was pulled from letter from Thomas Jefferson to the Danbury Baptist Association of Connecticut in 1802 the Bill of Rights was and still is essential for protecting many freedoms that we still enjoy today thank you to all our Junior lifeguard contestants here at HOSA Beach this is Street smarts Civics Edition for Prager kids.com you know I think I want to be a lifeguard actually I think look look there's someone that needs to get rescued what where go get them all right I'm going to no Callie not again hello fellow Patriots got your tax money right here it's a kid show about where I was when I was 17y old you know what this you know how long this goatee took to grow probably 214 years 246 years very close God America a local B state or C federal state [Music] oh federal government we got five bucks you can't even buy a gallon of gas with that hey hey thanks for watching this episode we hope you learned a lot you know we have more right Prager you kids is devoted to teaching what most schools aren't our 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