Analysis Of My Historical Bumper Sticker

My historical bumper sticker is based on some of the states wanting a Bill of Rights added to the Constitution. They wanted a Bill of Rights to make sure the government was not able to take away any of the people's rights or gain too much power. My slogan addresses the states', for example Massachusetts', point of view. It says, "The Bill of Rights is Right for U.S." which can be read as "United States" or "us" showing the states are unified over wanting amendments and that they believe a Bill of Rights is what the Constitution needs. I chose to do red, white and blue coloration because if a Bill of Rights was promised then the states would ratify the Constitution, therefore making them a part of the United States of America whose colors are
red, white and blue. The stars and stripes also reflect the states becoming part of the country united under the Constitution. The checks are to show approval which is what the states want for the Bill of Rights. There is also a bill on the bumper sticker saying, "Hi! I'm amendments 1-10" which show that the Bill of Rights were the first ten amendments to the Constitution. The response I hope to elicit when people see this bumper sticker is all of the states and people requesting a Bill of Rights resulting in it being approved. Overall, this bumper sticker is trying to spark the Bills of Rights being added to the Constitution so the people and states are protected