'1 st amendment freedom' presentation slideshows

The Constitution at Work

The Constitution at Work. The Preamble.

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1 st Amendment: Freedom of Religion

1 st Amendment: Freedom of Religion. Example A. Write/Pair/Share: Is Cheeseism Protected Religious Expression (a legal religion) ? Why or why not?. Example A. Legal. The government cannot ban a religion just b/c it is weird, I mean awesome.

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Case Law

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Speech. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Religion. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Press. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom to Assemble. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom to Petition.

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Constitution Test Review

Constitution Test Review. After the American Revolution, what did the Patriots fear the most?. All of the rights that people fought and died for would be lost because of a strong central government. What was the first government of the United States?. The Articles of Confederation.

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ESTEBAn v. central Missouri State College

ESTEBAn v. central Missouri State College. Amanda Pitcock Legal Case Presentation HEA 9220. CMSc Student regulations.

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The US Government

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Prnt Scrn

Prnt Scrn. Then paste into a power point. How to copy your screen. Cropping a picture. Cropping a picture. Cropping a picture. Cropping a picture. 1 st amendment and Google Maps. Find 5 locations on Google maps One Location for each 1 st amendment Freedom

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Period 3 October 27, 2014

Period 3 October 27, 2014. 1 st Amendment- Freedom of the Press. Proposed by Congress- 1789 Ratified- December 15, 1791. Why We Need Freedom of the Press. Need to have different views of a story Would only be one side to a story Boston Massacre Different views to one story

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Media

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Ch. 08 Media

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Ch. 08 Media

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Media

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DQs

DQs. Unit 3, Week 2. DQs. The diagram above shows the first three steps in the lawmaking process. What would complete step 3? Sign into law C) Vote by both houses Debate on the floor D) Veto by president. To date, how many amendments have been added to the US Constitution? 10 C) 25

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