'Amendment ii' diaporamas de présentation

THE CRUSADES

THE CRUSADES. RENAISSANCE. PROTESTANT REFORMATION. COLUBIAN EXCHANGE. CONQUISTADORS (Conquerors). St. Augustine, Florida. JAMESTOWN, VIRGINA. VIRGINIA HOUSE OF BURGESSES. FRENCH AND INDIAN WAR. BOSTON MASSECRE. BOSTON TEA PARTY. MAGNA CARTA - 1215.

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In the United States:

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THE MAKING

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Constitutional Rights

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Grace Fellowship Church GraceDoctrine

Pastor/Teacher Jim Rickard Sunday, May 25, 2008. Grace Fellowship Church www.GraceDoctrine.org. Founding US Documentation. Declaration of Independence Constitution of the United States Bill of Rights.

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Article I, Section 3

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CHAPTER 2 Constitutional Rights

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Constitutional Amendments

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights. The first 10 amendments to the Constitution Proposed by James Madison in 1789 Adopted in 1791. Amendment I: Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Rights to Assembly and Petition.

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The Constitution

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The Constitution

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A New Nation

A New Nation. Changes after the Revolution. What you need to know. The student will demonstrate knowledge of the challenges faced by the new nation by identifying the weaknesses of the government established by the Articles of Confederation.

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CHAPTER 2 Constitutional Rights

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The United States Constitution

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. Added to the Constitution in response to state concerns about protecting the rights of citizens and the power of the states . The First Congress of the U.S. proposed 12 amendments on September 25, 1789 to address the concerns of states .

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C3.2(1)

C3.2(1). The Bill of Rights First 10 amendments of the Constitution Main Job: limit governments power over individuals. C3.2(1). Put the following in simpler terms: Amendment I Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;

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The Bill of Rights

in language that a fifth grader can understand. The Bill of Rights. Amendment I.

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Law for Business

Law for Business. Mr. Bernstein Amendments to the Constitution, pp 45-49 October 2, 2014. Law for Business Mr. Bernstein. The Bill of Rights Amendment I: Freedom of Religion, Freedom of Speech, Right to Peaceably Assemble Amendment II: Right to Bear Arms

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