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Understanding the Impact of the Warren Court: Achievements and Legacies

In this lesson, students will explore the achievements of the Warren Court and its influence during the 1950s and 60s. They will read an article to gather key information and prepare for an upcoming test on Chapter 28. Homework includes taking notes on section 28.3, due Wednesday. Students will also reflect on the JFK documentary, discussing their thoughts and feelings about his presidency and his legacy. Key cases like "One Man, One Vote," "Baker v. Carr," "Miranda v. Arizona," and "Brown v. Board of Education" will be examined to understand the Court's lasting impact.

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Understanding the Impact of the Warren Court: Achievements and Legacies

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  1. Do Now: Complete JFK Worksheet Objectives: Students will be able to..(1) explain the achievements of the Warren Court (2) read an article for key information.  Homework: Notes on 28.3 due WEDNESDAY TEST Thursday (Chapter 28)

  2. Thoughts and feelings…(Review) • What did you think of the rest of the JFK documentary? • Were you shocked at anything? • What are you going to takeaway from JFK’s presidency? • What do you think his ‘legacy’ is?

  3. Warren Court • 1953 – Eisenhower nominated Earl Warren (rep. of cali) to be Chief Justice • Took stance against key issues

  4. What do you think is most important case? Why? (pg. 844)

  5. “One Man, One Vote” • Reapportionment – the way states draw political lines

  6. Baker vs. Carr & Reynolds vs. Sims • Votes skewed in Tennessee • Used 14th amendment to enforce • States must redraw districts

  7. What rights do you have if you’re arrested?

  8. Due Process • The law may not treat you unfairly

  9. Miranda vs. Arizona • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kf6Uw_qxRhg

  10. Prayer and Privacy Warren Court left an imprint on the nation

  11. Brown vs. Board of Education (1954) • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TTGHLdr-iak

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