The Constitution lists the powers of and limits on the federal government, but the Bill of Rights lists the guaranteed freedoms of the people. List four rights, each from a different amendment, and explain each. Are the rights you have chosen absolute

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

The Constitution lists the powers of and limits on the federal government, but the Bill of Rights lists the guaranteed freedoms of the people. List four rights, each from a different amendment, and explain each

The 1st. Amendment. It refers to the freedom of religion and freedom of speech.

The 2nd. Amendment. It refers to the right for Americans to bear guns for their personal and family protection.

The 4th. Amendment refers to the right of people to protect their property against unreasonable searches from the government.

The 6th. Amendment. The right of people to have a quick trial by an impartial jury.

These rights are very important because they guarantee basic liberties to the United States citizens. No matter what, they are in the US Constitution from the very beginning and none of the branches have the power to override them.

i believe your answer is true

sorry if wrong