1.Who is the President of the United States?

2.What has been suspended when the Gordon's return?

3.Under the new President, what is the only thing women are supposed to do?

4.Who captures Todd?

5.What city is completely in the hands of the rebel army?

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6.What motto does the daughter yell as she is arrested?

7.How long can someone who is arrested be held before an arraignment?

8.What speech did the prisoner read to get thrown into jail?

9.What is the name of the person who judges the Gordon family?

10. What is the “catch” that will allow the Gordon family to leave the United States?

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Explain how the First Amendment guarantees freedoms

Define the limits to the First Amendment freedoms

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oNext quiz – Ch. 4, Section 1, Wednesday, 2/16

oPride Break – Friday, 2/18 (7 books)

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Video – Future Fright

5 Freedoms of First Amendment

Congress is prohibited from establishingAn official _______; protects the freedom to

Practice whatever faith you wish

1st Amendment guarantees that we Can say whatever is on our minds without fear

Of _______; extends to radio, TV, internetCommunication, art, music and clothing

Allows Americans to express themselves In print; includes newspapers, magazines, Books, radio; Government cannot practice

_________

Protects right to gather In groups for any reason, so long as they are peaceful; also freedom of ________ to join social clubs,

labor unions, political parties, etc

Guarantees the right to _______ theGovernment by letter, email, phone call;

Right to express (complain) ideas to Government leaders

Please take everything in your folder that

deals with Chapter 3 home today.

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1.What are civil liberties? (98)

2.What are some forms of expression guaranteed under the freedom of speech?(99)

3.What does “freedom of assembly” mean? (100)

4.What is a petition? (100)

5.What freedoms does the First Amendment protect? (98)

6.What are some limits to the First Amendment?(101)

7.What is slander? (101)

8.What is libel? (101)

9.If there is ever a conflict of rights between an individual and the community, whose rights come first? (101)

10.Why are your First Amendment rights limited? (101)

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Explain how the First Amendment guarantees freedoms

Define the limits to the First Amendment freedoms

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oNext quiz – Ch. 4, Section 1, Wednesday, 2/16

oPride Break – Friday, 2/18 (7 books)

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Video – Future Fright

5 Limits to 1st Amendment

GR 4-1

Hwk – Complete GR 4-1

--------- & -------- may justify limits on our1st Amendment;

do not have right to endanger others

Limits to the 1st Amendment, pg 101

--------- & -------- mayJustify limits on our1st Amendment;

do not have right To endanger others

Use civil liberties -------- meaning do not Interfere with rights

Of others

Limits to the 1st Amendment, pg 101

Unlimited freedom is not possible; rights ofOne must be balanced by rights of many;

If there is a conflict, rights of -------- come first.

Limits to the 1st Amendment, pg 101

1. What three students were involved in the Tinker v. Des Moines case?

2. What issue were the two students protesting?

3. How were the two students planning to protest in December of 1965?

4. How did the Supreme Court rule in Tinker v. Des Moines?

5. Which judge wrote the majority opinion in Tinker v. Des Moines?

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Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.

Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

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oPride Break – Friday, 2/18 (7 books)

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Amendments 4,5,6 and 8

Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Vocab Check

Review for Chapter 4-1 quiz tomorrow

Fourth Amendment Protects against

Unreasonable----- And -------

Law enforcement mustHave a ---------

To enter home or office;Not easily given

Fifth Amendment protectsAgainst --------- …

Fifth Amendment also Protects accused right toRemain -------; protectionAgainst self incrimination

Singling out an Individual as a

Suspect due to the Appearance of

ethnicity

A sum of moneyRequired of

Voters before they Are permitted to

Cast a ballot

Following Established legal

procedures

A sum of money used as a Security deposit to ensureThat an accused personReturns for his/her trial

Putting someone on Trial for a crimeWhich he or she Was previously

acquitted

Freedoms to think And act without

Government IInterference or fear

Of unfair legaltreatment

The rights of fullCitizenship and

Equality under the law

spoken untruths that Are harmful to

Someone’s reputation

Fifth Amendment also Protects --------; must

Follow legal procedures

Fifth Amendment limits ----------- ; right to

Take private propertyFor public use

Sixth Amendment guarantees

Right to confront ______; also a right to a

lawyer

______ Amendment guarantees

Speedy, public, impartialTrial where crime occurred

If possible

Eighth Amendment forbidsExcessive ___l (sum of money

Used as a security deposit To ensure return for trial)

Eighth Amendment forbidsExcessive fines; cruel and

Unusual ________; long Debate about what defines

Cruel and unusual

1. Which amendment guaranteed women the right to vote?

2. Which two years saw multiple amendments passed?

3. How many amendments changed the government structure or function?

4. Which amendment repealed a previous amendment?

5. Which decade saw the most amendments passed?

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Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.

Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

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oPride Break – Friday, 2/18 (7 books)

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2,3,7, and 9

Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Ch. 4-1 quiz

HWK: please read pages 106-107

Eighth Amendment forbidsExcessive ___l (sum of money

Used as a security deposit To ensure return for trial)

Eighth Amendment forbidsExcessive fines; cruel and

Unusual ________; long Debate about what defines

Cruel and unusual

The 2nd AmendmentSparks much ------. Some

Think 2nd AmendmentOnly provides for a

“well regulated militia”

Others think it guarantees right to “keep and bear

arms” without any -------- from government

One cause of RevolutionWas required housing and

Feeding of British -------- by the colonists …

Therefore the Third Amendment says, that, in

Peacetime, soldiers may notMove into private homes

Without -------of homeowner

1) Where is the Edmund Pettus bridge located?

2) Name two ways whites tried to prevent African Americans from voting

3) Who shot Jimmie Lee Jackson?4) What was presented on March 15,

1965 by President Johnson?5) How far is the drive from Detroit to

Selma?

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6) In response to the deaths in Selma, what does Congress pass on July 9th?

7) Why did the Dahmer’s fear the Ku Klux Klan?

8) How many Klansmen attacked the Dahmer household?

9) How did the first four trials of Sam Bowers’ end?

10) When was Sam Bowers finally convicted in the murder of Vernon Dahmer?

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Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.

Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

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3,7, and 9 Amendments

Chapter 4 Vocabulary

Ch. 4 Vocab crossword puzzle

HWK: Complete Crossword Puzzle

The 2nd AmendmentSparks much ------. Some

Think 2nd AmendmentOnly provides for a

“well regulated militia”

Others think it guarantees right to “keep and bear

arms” without any -------- from government

One cause of RevolutionWas required housing and

Feeding of British -------- by the colonists …

Therefore the Third Amendment says, that, in

Peacetime, soldiers may notMove into private homes

Without -------of homeowner

7th Amendment concerns--------- (lawsuits that

Involve disagreements Between people rather than

Crimes)

7th Amendment Guarantees the right to a

Trial jury in civil cases If amount is more than ------

A formal request for Governmental action

A group of Citizens that

Decides where Is sufficient

Evidence to accuse Someone of a crime

Unfair treatmentBased on a prejudice

Against a certaingroup

A court order allowing law Enforcement officers to Search a suspect’s home

Or business and take specific Items as evidence

Programs intended toMake up for past

Discrimination by Helping minorities Gain access to jobs And opportunities

The right to vote

The right of the Government to

Take private Property for public

use

The banning of printed

Material or films due to

Offensive ideas

Ninth Amendment makes itClear that citizens have

Other rights than those listedIn the ------- ; those rights

May not be taken away

For example, right to ------- Is not mentioned in the

“C” but is inferredThrough the 1st, 4th, 5th and 9th

Amendments

1. What two words have the most letters in it?

2. What goes up and never comes down?

3. What tree is most warmly clad?

4. How many three cents stamps are in a dozen?

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Discuss how the Civil War Amendments were intended to extend civil liberties to African Americans

Understand how the 17th, 19th, 23rd, 24th, and 26th Amendments extended voting rights

oPride Break – Friday, 2/18 (7 books)

oMedia Center – Tues. 2/22 (Ethington)

oCh. 4 test – Friday, 2/25

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Amendments 13, 15, 17 and 19

Video – Free at Last

HWK: None

Civil War ends in -----;Thousands of slaves are

Now free … sort of

Thirteenth Amendment Officially outlaws ------ in

The USA; outlaws any sortOf forced labor

Fifteenth Amendment States that no state may takeAway voting rights based on

-----, -----, or ------.

Fifteenth Amendment Protected only ---- in practice;

Individual states in SouthFound ways to keep African

Americans from voting

Seventeenth AmendmentWas passed in order to allow

Voters to elect their -----directly

This change in the election Process gave Americans a

Greater voice in their ---------

Before 1920, it was up To individual states (like--------) to allow women

The right to vote

--------- Amendment Protects the right of women

To vote on all national And state elections

Please read pages 110-111 (14th Amendment). Please copy statement and fill in the blanks.

1. The 13th Amendment did not guarantee _____ ____ full rights.

2. After the Civil War, many states passed _______, that kept African Americans from holding certain jobs.

3. The 14th Amendment defined a ______ as anyone “born or naturalized in the United States”

4. The 14th Amendment required states to grant its citizens “______ protection of the laws”.

5. Under the 14th Amendment, state governments may not take an individuals “life, liberty, or property without _____ ______ of law.”

Discuss how the Civil War Amendments were intended to extend civil liberties to African Americans

Understand how the 17th, 19th, 23rd, 24th, and 26th Amendments extended voting rights

oMedia Center – Tues. 2/22 (Ethington)

oCh. 4 test – Friday, 2/25

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Amendments 23, 24, and 26

Video – Free At Last

8 questions you should know …

HWK: Read pages 110-112

For many years, those that Lived in the District of

Columbia were denied the Right to --------

Finally, the Twenty-thirdAmendment is passed; says

That residents of DC mayVote for -------- and

-------

Many Southern states triedTo prevent ---------

From voting by use of poll taxAnd reading tests

Twenty-fourth AmendmentMade -------- illegal in

National elections

For the most part the voting Age has been -------; Until

Vietnam War were 19 year oldSoldiers were dying for their Country yet unable to vote ,,,

---------- Amendment Guaranteed the right to

Vote to citizens 18 and olderIn all national and state

elections

Person judged notGuilty cannot be put

On trial again for Same crime

Court order allowing

Police to search aHome or business;

take items as evidence

Protects Americans“against unreasonable

Searches and Seizures”

Money paidBefore casting

A ballot

Crime involving Harming a person’s

Reputation by Printing lies

About him or her

A formal request

Social separationOf the races

Practiced by manySouthern states

A formal charge By a grand jury,

Accusing a personOf a crime

8 questions you should know …

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