What are five rights guaranteed to all citizen in the bill of rights?

As an American, we enjoy many rights. In fact, we enjoy ALL rights and freedoms except those that our forefathers saw fit to surrender to the common good of a working nation. For instance, you have the right to say what you want, unless you decide you want to yell "fire" in a movie theatre, or "this is a stick-up" in a bank.

Go down the Bill of Rights. Nine of those apply to the individual (the other applies to the rights of states). Note that the Bill of Rights is written with a certain recurring phrase: "Congress shall pass no law..." That means that the right is inherent to the individual and cannot/ should not be infringed upon by the government.