What is a government’s duty to its citizens?

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

7 Principles of the Constitution

Advertisements

Post 1865: Effects of the War

Unit 6 Test Review.

Fourteenth Amendment Part III

The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

Fourteenth Amendment How it Defines citizenship & provides protections.

Luis Hernandez & Brittney Edmondson U.S. Government 2 nd period.

What does it really do?. What does the 14 th Amendment do? What important legal principals are found within the 14 th Amendment? When Was the 14 th Amendment.

We the People, Unit 4.

AMENDMENT PROCESS. AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION The Framers of the Constitution knew that that our country would change over time. They knew that there had.

SECTION1 Lecture: Due Process of Law. SECTION2 Pair Share: The 5th Amendment declares that the Federal Government cannot deprive any person of “life,

 How does the Constitution protect our basic rights?  Bill of Rights, Freedom of Expression, etc.

“We the People …” Bruce A. Courtade David E. Bevins September 20, 2011 Three Words that Changed the World and Why They are Still Important Today.

The first 10 amendments to the Constitution

Constitutional Law-. Functions of the Constitution Provides the Structure of Government Establishes Federalism Provides for the Regulation of Business.

 Power is shared, but federal is supreme  Washington D.C., Springfield, McLean County, and Bloomington  Federal, state, and local ? ? ?

Civil War Amendments 13th, 14th & 15th Amendments.

State and Federal Authority Lesson 15 p. 112 Green EOC Book October 16, 2007.

Constitution Project By: Brooke Martin. House of Representatives Election every 2 yrs Responsibilities- –Impose and collect taxes and duties. –Borrow.

 “We have seen that the American Constitution has changed, is changing, and by the law of its existence must continue to change, in its substance and.

U.S. Constitution.

Civil War Legislation. Freedmen’s Bureau Acts ( ) –Offered assistance, such as medical aid and education, to freed slaves and war refugees. Civil.

Civil Liberties and Civil Rights. Civil Liberties Freedoms upon which the government may not infringe. The Bill of Rights guarantees the rights of individuals.

CIVIL LIBERTIES AND RIGHTS THE BASICS AND FREEDOM OF RELIGION.

The Civil Rights Movement: American Government and Citizenship at Work.

The Bill of Rights The first ten amendments to the Constitution. These amendments were ratified December 15, 1791, and form what is know as the “Bill of.

Civil Liberties & Rights

Extending the Bill of Rights Amendments The Other Amendments The first 10 amendments, or the Bill of Rights, were added to the Constitution in.

After the Bill of Rights Amendments After the Bill of Rights Amendments.

Standard The Constitution is considered a “living” document. How has the Constitution changed over time. Standard Understand the changing.

 Henry Clay  Great and 3/5 settled issues in Philadelphia in 1787  Agreement between two or more sides to settle a dispute ? ? ?

NOTES 2 & TEST REVIEW CIVIL RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES.

The Civil Rights Movement The Fight for Equality.

Sources of Our Rights -Written Documents Written documents include the Constitution, the Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence and State Constitutions.

Judicial Branch Basics and “Due Process”. Basic Structure of the Judicial Branch Supreme Court (original and appellate jurisdiction) 13 Circuit Courts.

Chapter 3Slide 1 The Bill of Rights A.Study The Bill of Rights. B.Identify Basic Human Rights Protections Offered By The Bill of Rights & Subsequent Amendments.

By: Corey Shattuck Grouped with: Ashley and Alberta :D

The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

Article IV, V, and VI of the constitution

Lesson 3 Chapter 4 Pages

Citizenship Rights and Responsibilities

Amendment Review 1-27 First 10 Amendments make-up the Bill of Rights.

Beyond the Bill of Rights

Amendment Review 1-15 First 10 Amendments make-up the Bill of Rights.

I am collecting EVERYTHING today.

“A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government on earth, general or particular, and what not just government should refuse,

Bell Ringer Most people believe American Democracy is based on majority rule. If this is true, who would make most of the nation’s decisions?

The Amendments to the Constitution.

TWEDYAWTS The government must protect the rights of citizens at all costs. (Thesis and at least 2 evidence points)

Set up your Bell Ringer and Exit Ticket Pages

Lesson 18: The Bill of Rights – Part 1

Unalienable Rights.

You’ve Got Rights!.

What constitutional amendments were ratified during Reconstruction

Some Other Amendments.

Do Now Based on our discussions about Reconstruction, what kind of impact do you think it had on the South and the federal government?

Unit 9; Civil Rights and Civil Liberties

BQ 2 What do we call powers exclusive to the federal government?

Amendment 9 Unenumerated rights—

Last time: The Bill of Rights

Civil War Legislation.

More ideas about rights: Civil Rights v. Civil Liberties

Civil Rights Amendments

Bell Ringer Most people believe American Democracy is based on majority rule. If this is true, who would make most of the nation’s decisions?

The Bill of Rights: The First 10 Amendments to the Constitution

Amendments 9, and 10.

The 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution

Civic Participation amendments

Last time: The Bill of Rights

Last time: The Bill of Rights

Presentation transcript:

What is a government’s duty to its citizens? Bell Ringer 11-15-17 What is a government’s duty to its citizens?

Rights, Liberties, and the 14th Amendment

Lesson Frame We will- Analyze the 14th amendment and its impact on due process of rights I will- Describe the impact the 14th amendment had on civil rights and liberties

9th Amendment “Enumeration of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others (rights) retained by the people” People hold rights even if not expressed in the Constitution, cannot be denied

10th Amendment Any of those rights, if not granted to the federal government, belong to the states and the people

Reinforces 5th amendment After Civil War, Federal government wanted to secure the rights of newly freed slaves 13th, 14th, 15th amendments Reinforces 5th amendment

Emphasis on- Due Process Equal Protection Clause 14th Amendment Emphasis on- Due Process Equal Protection Clause All citizens have the same rights, whether part of the majority or minority No government, whether State or Federal, can take those rights away

Emphasis on- Clearer definition of citizenship 14th Amendment Emphasis on- Clearer definition of citizenship Natural Born Citizen- born in the US Has right to vote Has right of due process

Procedural Due Process What the government can do For example- in a criminal case, prosecutors must act as the defendant is innocent until proven guilty

Substantive Due Process What the government cannot do States’ rights often involve restriction or regulation of individual freedoms

What. What. Why. Activity What is this. What was it used for What? What? Why? Activity What is this? What was it used for? Why is it Important?

Brown vs. Topeka Board of education Desegregation of public schools, states could not discriminate, 1954

Brown vs. Topeka Board of education Desegregation of public schools, states could not discriminate, 1954 Little Rock Nine

Substantive Due Process What the government cannot do Most issue came from State governments Impact on everything from workplace equality college admissions school integration voting rights

Exit Ticket 11-15-17 To protect the rights of former slaves, Congress passed the 14th amendment reinforcing all of the following EXCEPT: Definition of citizenship Free Exercise clause Equal Protection clause Due Process clause

Exit Ticket 11-15-17 To protect the rights of former slaves, Congress passed the 14th amendment reinforcing all of the following EXCEPT: Definition of citizenship Free Exercise clause Equal Protection clause Due Process clause