Imagine you are a fictional person from a different time covered in this lesson. Your task is to write an imaginary letter to your family about your experiences related to one of the amendments we studied in this lesson. Get creative with the story of your character, but make sure you answer all parts of the prompt.

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9 May, 09:30

Imagine you are a fictional person from a different time covered in this lesson. Your task is to write an imaginary letter to your family about your experiences related to one of the amendments we studied in this lesson. Get creative with the story of your character, but make sure you answer all parts of the prompt.

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Moshe Pierce · Answer 1

Just make up a story about the (2nd amendment) where you seen the whole vicinity with guns or how you got in trouble with the law and plead the (5th amendment) until your father came to straighten thing out it ain't that hard