What rights are guaranteed for every person?

According to the US Bill of Rights they are:

1st amendment

Freedom of speech, expression, the press, religion, and assembly and the right to petition

2nd

the right to keep and bear (have) arms (guns)

3rd

you can't quarter troops, which means the government cant force you to take a soldier into your home

4th

protection against unreasonable search and seizure

5th

everyone gets due process of law and can't be forced to incriminate oneself

6th

the right to a trial by jury of peers, speedy trial, right to a lawyer (there are also the Miranda rights where police MUST tell you of these rights)

7th

civil trial, and can be appealed to higher courts

8th

no excessive bail or cruel/unusual punishment

9th

you're protected for things not in the constitution (this was put in bc the founding fathers couldn't possibly predict what the future would bring)

10th

basically, powers not granted to the federal government nor prohibited to the states by the Constitution of the United States are reserved to the states or the people

there are also other things like women's rights and equal rights that were later added