'Basic freedoms' diaporamas de présentation

Under the Sea Amendments

Under the Sea Amendments. Created by: Emily B., Rachel M., Suzanna G. Emmy C., I.H., and Noah C. Under the Sea Amendments. Amendment #1 Basic Freedoms page 6 and 7 Amendment #2 Right to Bear Arms page 8 Amendment #3 Quartering of Soldiers page 9

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Canadian Citizenship: Facts and Perspectives

Canadian Citizenship: Facts and Perspectives. Harbord Collegiate Institute November 25, 2005. How do you know if someone is Canadian?. What is a Canadian Citizen?. Rights of Canadian Citizens. Vote or to be a candidate in elections Apply for a Canadian passport

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Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 3: The War in the Pacific

Chapter 17: The U.S. in WWII Section 3: The War in the Pacific. Standards. California Academic Standards: 11.7.2, 6, & 7 11.7 Students analyze America's participation in World War II.

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The New Russia & Independent Republics

The New Russia & Independent Republics. Chapter 9. From Communism to Free Enterprise. Chapter 9 Section 1. Becoming a Free Market Economy. After the collapse of Communism, Russia moved toward a free market economy

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European Court of Human Rights ZS 2010-11

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Cyprus - Israel Tax Aspects and Implications for International Taxation

Created by:. Cyprus - Israel Tax Aspects and Implications for International Taxation. Extending the chargeable income for Israeli residents .

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Bill of Rights

Bill of Rights. The Rights of the People. What is the difference between a right and a freedom. Rights are things you have Rights are things you can do Government cannot grant rights, they can take away rights Freedom is the condition of being free

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Global Interdependence

Lesson 3. Global Interdependence. Objectives. Explain how the world is becoming more interdependent. Highlight concerns facing the global community. Demonstrate the interconnectedness of global issues and solutions. Warm Up. What are 2 challenges facing developing nations?

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Bill of Rights and Basic Freedoms

Bill of Rights and Basic Freedoms. Goals: To learn the Bill of Rights To understand how the Bill of Rights guarantees certain freedoms. Bill of Rights. 1st Amendment - Religious and Political Freedom 2nd Amendment - Right to Bear Arms 3rd Amendment - Protection Against Quartering Troops

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Surveillance Society

Surveillance Society. Introduction .

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Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists

Federalists vs. Anti-Federalists. Federalists. They wanted a strong federal, or national government. They argued that the federal government should be able to enforce the laws they made. John Jay, Alexander Hamilton, and James Madison supported the Federalist cause. Anti-Federalists.

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Debating the Constitution

Debating the Constitution. Federalists. Supporters of the new Constitution Favored strong federal government James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Jay These men wrote The Federalist Papers which were a series of 85 newspaper essays in support of the Constitution. Federalists.

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LESSON 3.2

LESSON 3.2. FORMAL AMENDMENT. ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS Formal Amendment. What are the different ways to formally amend, or change the wording of, the Constitution? How many times has the Constitution been amended? What is the Bill of Rights?. Amending the Constitution.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Afghanistan, Iraq, and Today. War in Afghanistan. Taliban ruled in Afghanistan from 1996-2001. Governed according to strict Islamic law Close relationship with bin Laden Bush demanded that the Taliban seize bin Laden and give him to the United States.

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