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What will the max total of points be on this FRQ?

Date : February 27, 2012 Topic : Religious Freedom 2007 FRQ Aim : How can the 2007 FRQ on religious freedom enhance our knowledge on the subject? Do Now : Multiple Choice Questions. What will the max total of points be on this FRQ?

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What will the max total of points be on this FRQ?

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  1. Date: February 27, 2012Topic: Religious Freedom 2007 FRQAim: How can the 2007 FRQ on religious freedom enhance our knowledge on the subject?Do Now: Multiple Choice Questions.

  2. What will the max total of points be on this FRQ? • How do we know this? How can this ensure we answer all parts of this FRQ? • Engel v. Vitale/Lemonv. Kurtzman– what First Amendment clause is this based on? • What was the Supreme Courts decision? • a.) Engel v. Vitale – 1.) struck down state sponsored prayer in school. 2.) Court said that the prayer demonstrated the state officially backed religion. • b.) Lemon v. Kurtzman– 1.) Struck down state funding for private religious schools – struck down state funding paying parochial school teachers for teaching secular subjects. 2.) Three pronged lemon test.

  3. C.) Oregon v. Smith/Reynolds v. United States – Free Exercise Clause • D.) Reynolds v. United States – the decision restricted polygamy in the United States. • They would not accept unconstitutional – why? • It’s not a government action – a government action can be unconstitutional – this is a personal decision. • Oregon v. Smith – the decision banned drug use in religious ceremonies. • E.) Two ways in which other political institutions might limit Supreme Court decisions: 1.) Legislation 2.) Ignoring or refusing to enforce a Supreme Court decision 3.) Constitutional amendment.

  4. Some Now Issues Contraception and religious institutions? Can the Bronx Household of Faith Worship in a city school?

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