'1st amendment rights' diaporamas de présentation

Landmark Supreme Court Cases

Landmark Supreme Court Cases. Three students, Christopher Echardt and siblings, John and Mary Beth Tinker, wore black armbands to school in silent protest of the Vietnam war.

589 views • 34 slides

Civil Liberties & the Bill of Rights

443 views • 32 slides

Supreme Court Cases

486 views • 28 slides

Civil Liberties

Civil Liberties. Chapter 4. 1 st Amendment Rights.

246 views • 24 slides

Federalists v. Anti-Federalists

Federalists v. Anti-Federalists. APUSH. The Formative Years-1790s. Adopted new constitution, created the Bill of rights, political parties emerge, a new capital Threats of civil war Strong military and economy, a national bank, a standing army, industrial nation (Hamilton)

350 views • 24 slides

The Christmas Controversy

The Christmas Controversy. By Brenton, Sam, Damon, & Danny. Description. 1 st amendment rights have allowed the growth and evolution of many religions within the U.S. In recent years, these freedoms have led to confrontations between religious factions on several topics

318 views • 18 slides

Introduction to Criminal Law

Chapter 8. Introduction to Criminal Law. Principal. The person who commits the crime. Accomplice. Someone who helps the principal commit a crime. Can be charged with the same crime and receive the same sentence as the principal. Ex. Driver of a getaway car. Accessory Before the Fact.

447 views • 18 slides

Protesting the Vietnam War

Protesting the Vietnam War. U.S. History. Background. Unlike WWII, a large percentage of Americans did not support the War in Vietnam. Reasons for opposing the Vietnam War Moral U.S. was in Vietnam for $$$; innocent people are dying Practical

327 views • 14 slides

Objectives

249 views • 13 slides

September 16, 2009

196 views • 12 slides

Objectives

191 views • 12 slides

Hate Radio: The Outer Limits of Tasteful Broadcasting

655 views • 9 slides

Free Speech and Social Responsibility

Free Speech and Social Responsibility. Introduction. Free speech in the United States Technology and the public network of information A fine line between aggression and expression Strengthening the first amendment Finding a balance . Evolution.

241 views • 8 slides

TINKER v. DES MOINES

TINKER v. DES MOINES. NEWS Corey D., Cassidy C., Sara S. and Maggie C. What happened .

586 views • 7 slides

Sample Essay

Sample Essay. In an essay, explain how you think a court would settle the conflict below by answer the following questions. What two types of laws are in conflict? How would the Supremacy Clause settle the dispute? What arguments can the Governor use to defend his order?

323 views • 6 slides

XYZ Affair & The Alien and Sedition Acts

416 views • 5 slides

Must you obey laws you think are unjust?

Must you obey laws you think are unjust?. What laws do you think are unjust?. With the person sitting next to you come up with a list of at least 4 laws that you think are unjust. Pick the most unjust law!. With your partner, pick one of the 4 which you think is the most unjust law.

185 views • 5 slides

Campaign Finance Reform & MEDIA

250 views • 1 slides

Unit 5

Unit 5. Civil Liberties. Section 1: The Bill of Rights and Fundamental Freedoms. BILL OF RIGHTS. Balancing Rights vs. Interest of Public Good. Examples: Freedom of assembly. You do NOT have the right to riot

105 views • 0 slides