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Chapter 36: Introduction to Constitutional Law

Chapter 36: Introduction to Constitutional Law. Constitutional Law. Unit 6 Chapters 36 and 37. The US Constitution. Supreme Law of the land (Supremacy Clause) Establishes the 3 branches of government Guarantees all Americans certain basic rights. Amendments to the Constitution.

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Supreme Court Cases

Supreme Court Cases. Paul Butrico Block 1 B/D. Gibbons v. Ogden. Historical Context Trial took place on March 2, 1824 Early 19 th Century United States steadily expanding Steamboat developed by Robert R. Livingston and Robert Fulton in 1807. Became fastest form of transportation

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US History EOC Review World War I

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Foreign Policy, Imperialism, & WWI (1865-1918)

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South Carolina Housing Trust Fund

South Carolina Housing Trust Fund. Upcoming Program Changes January, 2006. Emergency Repair. Emergency Repair. New Definition. Be the result of a recent event, such as a fire or flood; Not be the result of accumulated deferred maintenance (see Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation activity);

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South Carolina Housing Trust Fund

South Carolina Housing Trust Fund. Upcoming Program Changes January, 2006. Emergency Repair. Emergency Repair. New Definition. Be the result of a recent event, such as a fire or flood; Not be the result of accumulated deferred maintenance (see Owner-Occupied Rehabilitation activity);

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Culture of Responsible Choices (CoRC) MFT Toolkit for Implementation

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Consequences of War

Consequences of War. Committee on Public Information. Government agency responsible for coordinating pro-war propaganda Distributed pamphlets, arranged public speakers, recorded songs, and made short patriotic films

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Civil Liberties

Civil Liberties. Chapter 4. 1 st Amendment Rights.

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Are We Counting Everything That Counts?

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From Rhetoric to Action: Strengthening Communications to End Polio GPMT 14 June, 2013

From Rhetoric to Action: Strengthening Communications to End Polio GPMT 14 June, 2013. Children missed due to refusals in global sanctuaries (%), March 2013. Approximately 1.2% of targeted children < 5 in the global sanctuaries are not vaccinated due to refusal. Tip of the Iceberg.

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Essential Question

Essential Question. What was the impact of WWI on the United States?. Government Bonds. Liberty Bonds Victory Bonds Americans loaned the government money, to be repaid with interest. Female Employment.

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Do Now

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1. Which document first gave English nobles basic rights?

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The First Amendment

The First Amendment. Limitations on our fundamental rights SSCG6 The student will demonstrate knowledge of civil liberties and civil rights. . Bellringer. 1. What are some freedoms that we have in our daily lives as US citizens? 2. Can your freedoms ever be taken away or limited? (explain!).

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Warm up

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Chapter 19 Section 4

Chapter 19 Section 4. Objective: To understand the relationship between the protection of civil rights and liberties and national security. A. Punishable Acts. 1. Espionage, sabotage, and treason are punishable acts.

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APUSH Review: Schenck v. United States (1919)

www.Apushreview.com. APUSH Review: Schenck v. United States (1919). Everything You Need To K now A bout Schenck v. United States To Succeed In APUSH. Key Ideas Before The Case. US entered World War I in 1917 Espionage Act of 1917:

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Call for Papers

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Liberty and Justice for All

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