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ROME Impero Romano and the Rise of CHRISTIANITY

ROME Impero Romano and the Rise of CHRISTIANITY. Chapter 5. I taly. USA. EUROPE. Mediterranean Sea. AFRICA. GEOGRAPHY. Continent: Europe. GEOGRAPHY . Peninsula: Italian or Apennine . GEOGRAPHY . Mountains: Apennine. Appenine / Italian Peninsula

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The Invaders

The Invaders. A Constitutional Rights Activity. What is a right?. The Florida Constitution. Where are our rights listed?. What is the purpose of a Constitution?. States how the government is organized and its functions Lists some (but not all) of our rights Limits the powers of government.

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Rights Re-Write!

Rights Re-Write!. Re-writing the Bill of Rights. Just to review:. What is a Constitution? What is the purpose of the United States Constitution?. The United States Constitution: Sets up the government Defines powers and limits of the government Lists some of the rights of the people.

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Rights Re-Write!

Rights Re-Write!. Re-writing the Bill of Rights. Just to review:. What is a Constitution? What is the purpose of the United States Constitution?. The United States Constitution: Sets up the government Defines powers and limits of the government Lists some of the rights of the people.

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THE ENLIGHTENMENT

THE ENLIGHTENMENT. Essential Question : What were the key ideas of the Enlightenment?. From 1650 to 1800, European philosophers began rethinking old ideas about government, religion, and economics. This led to an era known as the Enlightenment (also called the Age of Reason ).

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CJ227

CJ227. Unit 4 Seminar. Expectations for the Week. Read chapters 7 and 8 Complete the Unit 4 Essay Follow the Web Field trips and/or web resource links Post to the discussion board Take the Unit 4 quiz. Analysis and Application Essay. Read the case study

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Speech. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Religion. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom of Press. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom to Assemble. The Bill of Rights. 1 st Amendment: Freedom to Petition.

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1 st Freedom of religion, speech, press, petition & assembly

1 st Freedom of religion, speech, press, petition & assembly. 2 nd Right to bear arms. 3 rd No Quartering of Troops. 4 th No unreasonable search & seizure. 5 th. DUE PROCESS NO DOUBLE JEAPARDY RIGHT NOT TO TESTIFY AGAINST YOURSELF CAN'T TAKE PROPERTY W/OUT COMPENSATION miranda rights!.

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Amendment #1

Amendment #1. September 25,1789. This amendment basically Give you the freedom to Carry a gun or any other Weapon for protection. Amendment 2. A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not

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The Courts, the Constitution, and the Bill of Rights: Due Process

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The First 10 Amendments to the U.S. Constitution

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Last Unit: Due Process

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History Alive Chapter 10

History Alive Chapter 10. The Bill of Rights. First Amendment. Freedom of Religion. freedom to petition or to appeal to the government. Freedom of Press or what people can publish or put on tv. jokwon24@msn.com. jokwon24@msn.com. Freedom to assemble or meet together with others.

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The Criminal Justice System

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Unit 4: Law & the Legal System

Unit 4: Law & the Legal System. Types of Law. Criminal Law. Laws to prevent ppl from deliberately or recklessly harming each other What are some examples of criminal law?. Civil Law. Dispute between two + ppl usually involving $ or family court Examples

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Constitutional Law: Rights & Liberties

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BILL OF RIGHTS (1791)

BILL OF RIGHTS (1791) The Bill of Rights places strict limits on how the national govt. can use its power over the people First: -Protects five basic freedoms- R eligion, S peech, P ress, A ssembly and P etition ( RAPPS)

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Criminal Trial Process

Criminal Trial Process. Basic Rights of the Trial Process Pre -Trial Procedures The Criminal Trial Post Trial Process Problem Solving Courts. Basic Rights of the Trial Process. Right to a Speedy Trial Right to a Public Trial Right to an Impartial Jury Right to Confront Accusers

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AP American Government

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Warm-up #2

Warm-up #2. Which Enlightenment philosopher did you like the most? Which of their ideas appealed to you and why? . 17.2 Assessment . 1b. Enlightened despots tried to make life better for commoners and make their countries stronger by making the commoners happier.

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