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Pass out books WE THE PEOPLE

Pass out books WE THE PEOPLE. P. 197. Unit 5: How does the Constitution protect our freedom of expression. I. What is freedom of expression? Freedom of speech of the press of assembly and of petition. II. What are some benefits of freedom of expression? . P. 199.

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Pass out books WE THE PEOPLE

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  1. Pass out booksWE THE PEOPLE

  2. P. 197 Unit 5: How does the Constitution protect our freedom of expression • I. What is freedom of expression? • Freedom of speech of the press of assembly and of petition

  3. II. What are some benefits of freedom of expression? P. 199 • Individual development and human dignity • advancement of knowledge • the maintenance of representative democracy

  4. III. Should there be limits to freedom of expression P. 202 • yes, its necessary for the protection of all our individual freedoms

  5. IV. Solve the problem P. 204 • A. What are the conflicting rights and interests in this case? • school is not letting students have a newspaper because principal thinks are offending • B. In what ways is this case similar to the Tinker case? In what ways is it different? • schools are not letting students have freedom • tinker- no armbands Hazelwood- newspaper

  6. Go Beyond Textbook!

  7. s • End of Lesson 23!!! • Make sure you save all your answers to your I-Drive and or your wikispaces page • Document should be saved as your first and last name • Ex: Joe smith

  8. Lesson 24 How does the Constitution protect freedom of religion P. 208 • I. How does the First Amendment protect Freedom of religion? • “congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion” • II. Why did freedom of religion become an important principle in America? • People don’t have to follow someone else's religion • III. Can government limit your right to practice your religious beliefs? • only in certain cases

  9. Lesson Review p. 214 • Pick 2 of the questions to answer… • What is the establishment cause? • sets the idea that govt. is to be separated from religion - What is the free exercise clause? Everyone has the right to believe in a religion

  10. Go beyond the book…

  11. P. 216 Lesson 25How has the right to vote expanded since the Constitution was adopted? • I. How was the right of suffrage extended before the Civil War? • women were not allowed to vote • II. How did African American men gain the right to vote? • 13, 14, 15 amendments • III. How did women gain the right to vote? • Jim Crow laws

  12. Lesson Review p. 224 • Pick 2 of the questions to answer… • 1. no women, African Americans could vote • 4. Jim Crow laws

  13. Go beyond the book… • In a democracy there is nothing more fundamental than having the right to vote.

  14. Lesson 26How does the Constitution safeguard the right to equal protection of the law? • I. How did the supreme court interpret the equal protection clause in two separate cases?

  15. Lesson Review p. 232 • Pick 2 of the questions to answer…

  16. Go beyond the book… • Equal protection of the law research…

  17. Lesson 27 How does the Constitution protect the right to due process of law? • I. What is due process of law? • II. How can the rights of the individual and the rights of society conflict?

  18. Lesson Review p. 240 • Pick 2 of the questions to answer…

  19. Go beyond the book… • Due process of law Research…

  20. What did I learn this week in Enrichment… • 3 things

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