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The 27 Amendments. Using non-linguistics to make learning the amendments relevant and memorable!. Bill of Rights. The B.o.R. ( b asic r ights) Lists rights that ALL citizens get All are rights that colonists didn’t get!
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The 27Amendments Using non-linguistics to make learning the amendments relevant and memorable!
Bill of Rights • The B.o.R. (basic rights) • Lists rights that ALL citizens get • All are rights that colonists didn’t get! • Wrote them to make sure that future generations will receive these rights • Protects our civil liberties (freedoms for everyone).
Amendment 1: Freedom of RAPPS • Religion • Establishment Clause - Congress can’t establish a religion • Free Exercise Clause - Choose your own religion!! • Assembly (Peaceful) • Petition (Gain support for an idea) • Press • Slander - Spoken lies (can’t do) • Libel - Printed lies (can’t do) • Speech
First Amendment Text • Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.[1]
1st Amendment- Religion • A high school football coach directs a player to lead his team in prayer before every game. One player complains to his parents who takes the complaint to the principal. • Legally, what will the principal do? • What do you think should be done in this situation?
1st Amendment- Religion • A 9-year old child is extremely sick and will die without medical treatment. This is a very treatable disease and the child would get better with treatment. The parents refuse to get treatment for the child saying it is against their religion. • Legally, are the parents allowed to do this? • Should the parents be forced to provide treatment for their child?
1st Amendment- Religion • A church receives money from a local city government in order to provide services for the homeless. They offer meals at the church three nights a week and along with the meals they pass out religious literature and have a prayer group going on during the meals. 1) Is this legal? 2) Should this be legal?
Amendment 2 (II) • How many bare arms do you see? “WOW! I SEE 2 BARE ARMS!”
Second Amendment Text • A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.
Amendment 3 (III) Think: “3” Little PIGS!…You don’t have to let anyone in! • Go ahead huff and puff!
I heard "Son do you know why I'm stoppin' you for?"Cause I'm young and I'm black and my hats real low?Do I look like a mind reader sir, I don't knowAm I under arrest or should I guess some mo'?"Well you was doin fifty-five in a fifty-fo' ""License, registration and step out of the car""Are you carryin' a weapon on you I know a lot of you are"I ain't steppin out…all my paper's legit"Well, do you mind if I look round the car a little bit?"Well my glove compartment is locked so is the trunk in the backAnd I know my rights so you goin' need a warrant for that"Aren't you sharp as a tack, you some type of lawyer or..somebody important or somethin'?"Nah, I ain't pass the bar but I know a little bitEnough that you won't illegally search my #@%&! The 99 PROBLEMS LYRICS are the property of the respective authors, artists and labels, the lyrics are provided for educational purposes only.
Amendment 4 (IV) • Jay-Z • (jay-z has 4 letters) OR • 4 (JAY-Z) • 4 kind of like a house, can’t search house without a warrant
Amendment 5 (V) • Due Process (Appropriate process taken in all legal procedures) • I plead the 5th! (don’t self incriminate…yourself?) • Double Jeopardy (can’t be tried twice for the same crime) • Grand Jury (enough evidence for trial?) • Eminent Domain (house) I “due” what I gotta “due” in my house, you don’t have to say a word so hush your mouth…it’s grand to know that peers will decide and you will only be in jeopardy once for that crime…
Amendment 6 (V+I)= VI • 666 • Think bad people • Even “bad" people will get a right to a trial by jury (criminal cases only) • Even bad people will have the right to a lawyer • “Speedy Six”
Amendment 7 (VII) • 7 rhymes with heaven • Not criminal cases but civil (non criminal) • You get a jury trial only if more than $20! • Oh thank heaven for 7!
Amendment 8 (VIII) • Number 8 looks like a paddle • No cruel and unusual punishments! • No excessive bails and fines • Guess what looks like an 8 too: • $
Amendment 9 (10 is X so…1 - X) IX • In case we forgot any… • 9 rhymes with “mine” • Rights given to the people…us!
Amendment 10 (X) • Not for us, but for the states! • Reserve Clause- powers given to the states
Amendment 11(XI) • 1 1 • S S • Suits against States
Amendment 12 (XII) • 1 2 • Voting for the #1 man and the #2 man! • voting for the Pres and Vice Pres
Amendment 13 (XIII) • 13 is an unlucky number • Being a slave was not good • Think slavery! • Abolished it!
Amendment 14 (XIV) • 1 (one) 4 (four) ALL! • We are all equal under the law! • **HUGE!!!! • Anytime one is not being treated equally…. Cite the 14th! • Connect to 5th too! (open your hand!)
Amendment 15 (XV) • African American suffrage • Guess what? • African American has 15 letters! • 13, 14 and 15 go together!
Amendment 16 (XVI) • What are people absolutely sick of doing? • PAYING TAXES!! • Amendment SICK-TEEN deals with taxes • Allows for the United States to collect income taxes from citizens
Amendment 17 (XVII) • Now we get to elect senators! • “Senate-teen”
Amendment 18 (XVIII) • What can you not do at age 18…buy alcohol! • With Amendment 18, neither could anyone else in the United States • The production, transport, and sale of alcohol was made illegal for thirteen years • 46 of 48 states voted in support of this Amendment (Connecticut, Rhode Island did not)
Amendment 19 (XIX) • Gives women the right to vote! • Submitted to the states for ratification in 1919! • Moderately inappropriate remembering device
Amendment 20 (XX) • Terms of President, VP and Congress • Shorter lame duck period • President gets inaugurated on Jan. 20!
Amendment 21 (XXI) • What can you do at 21 years of age? • Exactly… • Prohibition is repealed!
Amendment 22 (XXII) • Pres only gets twotwo! • Two terms!
Amendment 23 (XXIII) • People in DC love 23! • Or, MJ’s number • He last played for the…
Amendment 24 (XXIV) • No poll taxes! • 2vote4 free
Amendment 25 (XXV) • What if the pres dies or leaves office? • Rhyme it: “25 president dies”
Amendment 26(XXVI) • 18 year olds get suffrage! • 2 + 6 = 8teen year olds
Amendment 27 (XXVII) • Rhyme it: • “Congress would be in heaven if it wasn’t for 27!” • No pay increases until next group of Representatives
Strategies Galore! • Separation of Powers (Principle 1) • 3 Branches • Legislative - Makes Laws (L, then M in alphabet) • Executive - Enforces Laws • Judicial - Interprets Laws (Judges) • PopularSovereignty (Principle 2) • People’sPower (Vote) • Federalism (Principle 3) • Powers are divided between national and state government • Enumerated - Nat’l Powers - Make money, military • Reserved - State Powers - Education, • Concurrent - Both - Taxes • Rule of Law = LAW(No “1” is above the law) (Principle 4) • 11111111111111111111111111111111 (get it??!!) • 7 Articles - L.E.J.R.A.N.R