Extending the Bill of Rights

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Extending the Bill of Rights RAPPS

Preview Activity: What is the problem with this new policy? Hear ye, hear ye! Effective immediately, all students who have brown eyes must pay $50 per day to attend John Yeates Middle School What is the problem with this new policy?

Follow along and fill in your notes as we discuss Testable Information Follow along and fill in your notes as we discuss the Bill of Rights.

Extending the Bill of Rights: The _____ Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America defines citizenship 14th

Extending the Bill of Rights: “All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and the __________ wherein they reside.” State

Extending the Bill of Rights: _______ ___________ of the law ensures constitutional protection against unfair government actions and laws. Due process

Extending the Bill of Rights: This means there are certain things the government must do before it can take away your ____, ________,or _________ property life liberty Click picture for video

Extending the Bill of Rights: There are 3 things you need to know about the 14th Amendment: 1. It defines a ____________ citizen

Extending the Bill of Rights: It guarantees due process of law from ________& _________ governments. Which means the 14th Amendment extends the due process protections to actions of the _________. state local states

Extending the Bill of Rights: It guarantees all citizens ______ ___________ of the law. equal protection

Extending the Bill of Rights: The right to due process of the law is outlined in the _____ and _____ Amendments to the Constitution of the United States of America. 5th 14th Don’t make me go due process on you Click here for video

Extending the Bill of Rights: The _____ Amendment – was intended to prohibit the national government from acting in an unfair manner. 5th

The _____ Amendment – was aimed at state and local governments. 14th Extending the Bill of Rights: The _____ Amendment – was aimed at state and local governments. 14th

Extending the Bill of Rights: Supreme The __________ _______ has extended the guarantees of the Bill of Rights, based on the due process clause. Court Through interpretation the Supreme Court has said that no government may violate a citizen’s rights and all governments must provide the rights listed in the Constitution.

Important Constitutional Amendments: _____ Amendment – Guarantees the five freedoms of Religion Assembly Press Petition Speech _____ Amendment – Guarantees due process of law. It was first written to keep the national government from being unfair. _____ Amendment – Defines a citizen Guarantees due process of the law (state & local) Guarantees equal protection of the law. Important Constitutional Amendments: 1st 5th 14th You need to know these!

Complete the Processing Processing Activity: Complete the Processing Activity On Your Own.