'Fourteenth amendment' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 4. Civil Liberties. Civil Liberties. Warm Up. Substantive civil liberties Procedural civil liberties Civil liberties NOT in the Bill of Rights 14 th Amendment and the nationalization of the BOR Selective incorporation. Civil Liberties.

QUIT. 4. C H A P T E R . The Union in Peril . CHAPTER OBJECTIVE. INTERACT WITH HISTORY. TIME LINE. The Divisive Politics of Slavery . 1. SECTION. The Civil War Begins . 2. SECTION. GRAPH. MAP. The North Takes Charge . 3. SECTION. Reconstruction and Its Effects . 4. SECTION.

GRIFFIN v. CALIFORNIA 380 U.S. 609 (1965). Case Brief. GRIFFIN v. CALIFORNIA. PURPOSE: Case illustrates privilege against self-incrimination. GRIFFIN v. CALIFORNIA. CAUSE OF ACTION: First-degree murder. GRIFFIN v. CALIFORNIA.

Buck V Bell. 274 US 200 May 2, 1927. Fourteenth Amendment.

Who Wants to be an A Student?. Which rationale did the Supreme Court use to explain their decision in Brown v. BOE in 1954?. A. The equal-protection clause of the 14 th Amendment makes the Constitution “color-blind.” B. The authors of the 14 th Amendment meant to ban segregated schools.

Chapter 11: State Governments. Chapter 11-1: Federal and State Powers (p. 316-319) Chapter 11-2: State Economic issues (p. 327-328). Chapter 11: State Governments. Objectives: Describe structure of state and local governments to the U.S. , including major Alabama offices and officeholders.

Regents of The University of California v. Bakke . By Alicia M. The case . These all started out when a 35 year old white man applied for admission to the University of California Medical School at Davis.

ARIZONA V. GANT. -If you are viewing this presentation on a Windows PC, press F5 to begin . -If you are viewing this presentation on a Mac, simultaneously press COMMAND and ENTER. - Press ENTER to continue . ARIZONA V. GANT SELF-STUDY COURSE. CPL. K. S. BUCK

Knowledge Bowl. 2009. Which American novel has a character who takes a raft ride down the Mississippi River with his friend?. A. Huckleberry Finn B. Tom Sawyer C. Life on the Mississippi D. Huck and Tom. Compared to the human pelvis, the chimpanzee pelvis is. A. narrower and longer

FrontPage : OL 13.1 on your desk. Homework : None . The Bill of Rights . Background and Incorporation. What is a “bill of rights”?. In a general sense, it is a list of specific rights and protections given to citizens.

Gregory vs. Chicago. Background.

Slavery In America. Slaves In America. The first Africans in America arrived as slaves in Jamestown, Virginia in 1619. . Landing of Slaves in Jamestown, 1619 .

America’s Courts. Important Terms. Constitution and the Courts . Article III of the Constitution established the Supreme Court (to interpret laws) and gave Congress power to establish lower courts –

From JIM CROW to CIVIL RIGHTS. Michael J. Klarman Chapter 6 Presented by Adam McBride. Black students began a strike against overcrowding and other unequal conditions in their school. The NAACP filed a lawsuit that became one of the five cases known as Brown v. Board of Education .

Roe v. Wade 410 U.S. 113 (1973). Brianna Dunn Mr. Noel Political Science November 27, 2013. People Involved. Jane Roe (Norma McCorvey) Plaintiff Dr. James Halford Plaintiff-Intervener Sarah Weddington and Linda Coffee Roe’s Attorneys Henry Wade (Dallas County District Attorney)

Protecting All Americans . At first, the Bill of Rights applied only to adult white males. . It also applied only to the national government, not to state or local governments. . Later amendments and court rulings made the Bill of Rights apply to all people and all levels of government.

U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized. Alien. U.S. Born. Naturalized.

Plessy vs. Ferguson. Mr. Rush Go Muskies - Beat IUPUI. What we will do today. Agenda . What you will learn. Questions for Discussion Background- case Tension- 10 th and 14 th Amendments Decision- Questions. Describe key arguments for and against the Constitution

Against The adventures of Huckleberry Finn . Presentation by: Owen Jarmoc . The Issue . “This book is not good for our children” (Wallace 16). In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain the word nigger is used 219 times.