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US SUPREME COURT CASE PROJECT By:

Use the following Prezi starting on slide 88 to help you with this project. Click HERE for very helpful Prezi!!!

National Supremacy Cases What document says that the federal government is Supreme?

What are your first amendment rights? (RAPPS) 1st Amendment Cases What are your first amendment rights? (RAPPS)

Should there be limits to student’s rights in school? Student Rights Cases Should there be limits to student’s rights in school?

What was the Civil Rights movement about? Civil Rights Cases These are cases that decide if individuals liberties or rights have been violated. What was the Civil Rights movement about?

Rights of the Accused Cases What amendments deal with people accused of crimes?

Dred Scott v Sandford Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Roe v Wade Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

McCulloch v Maryland Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

US v Nixon Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Gibbons v Ogden Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Texas v Johnson Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Nazi v Skokie Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Bethel School District v Fraser Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Gideon v Wainwright Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Gregg v Georgia Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Furman v Georgia Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Mapp v Ohio Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Tinker v Des Moines Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Engle v Vitale Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Wallace v Jaffree Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Marbury v Madison Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

University of California v Bakke Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Swann v Charlotte-Mecklenburg Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Miranda v Arizona Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Plessy v Ferguson Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Brown v Board of Education Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

NJ v TLO Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Hazelwood v Kuhlmeier Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

New York Times v US Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Korematsu v US Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Heart of Atlanta v US Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

In re Gault Year: Background: Decision: What freedom does this protect? Rate its importance: Why did you give it this rating?

Unit 6 Essential Question: Which Supreme Court case do you believe best protects the most crucial of your rights as a citizen. Identify which right you believe is the most vital to being an American, and which Supreme Court case best protects that right. Explain your process on coming to this conclusion. In this space, please write a rough draft to your introductory paragraph for this unit’s essay. Team member #1:

Unit 6 Essential Question: Which Supreme Court case do you believe best protects the most crucial of your rights as a citizen. Identify which right you believe is the most vital to being an American, and which Supreme Court case best protects that right. Explain your process on coming to this conclusion. In this space, please write a rough draft to your introductory paragraph for this unit’s essay. Team member #2: