'Own guns' diaporamas de présentation

Reform Movement If you have yet to present please have all of your materials ready.

12/19/13 Day 4. Reform Movement If you have yet to present please have all of your materials ready. Agenda: Finish Presentations Introduction Notes Reading on the reform movement and questions . Objectives:

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Bill of Rights

Bill of Rights. Amendments 1 - 10. Bill of Rights. To satisfy critics of the Constitution that worried it would limit individual rights, it was agreed a bill of rights would be added. Sept. 1789 James Madison introduced 12 amendments.

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Decision Making & Judgment

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. 1 st amendment: 1. Freedom of religion 2. Freedom of speech 3. Freedom of the press 4. The right to peacefully assemble 5. The right to petition the government. The Bill of Rights. 2 nd Amendment: 1. The right to create a military for protection

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Lowering Gun Violence

Lowering Gun Violence. By Jesse Barajas. Gun Control. A hot topic in political debates is gun control The main reason for this is violence involving guns . Ways to help lower violence involving guns.

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Social Studies Chapter 15 Sections 3 & 4

Social Studies Chapter 15 Sections 3 & 4. Mac Bailey. The 1 st Amendment to the Constitution. The first amendment is meant to protect: Freedom of Religion Freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press Right to assemble Peacefully Right to voice complaints to the government. Freedom of Religion.

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11/4

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Protections Against Abuse of Power (Amendments 2-4)

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