Please copy the questions. (10); Also, please have planners on your table. 1.What are civil liberties? 2.What are some forms of expression guaranteed under the freedom of speech? 3.What does “freedom of assembly” mean? 4.What is a petition? 5.What freedoms does the First Amendment protect?

6.What are some limits to the First Amendment? 7.What is slander? 8.What is libel? 9.If there is ever a conflict of rights between an individual and the community, whose rights come first? 10.Why are your First Amendment rights limited? Please copy the questions. (10); Also, please have planners on your table.

 Explain how the First Amendment guarantees freedoms  Define the limits to the First Amendment freedoms

Congress is prohibited from establishing An official _______; protects the freedom to Practice whatever faith you wish

1 st Amendment guarantees that we Can say whatever is on our minds without fear Of _______; extends to radio, TV, internet Communication, art, music and clothing

Allows Americans to express themselves In print; includes newspapers, magazines, Books, radio; Government cannot practice _________

Protects right to gather In groups for any reason, so long as they are peaceful; also freedom of ________ to join social clubs, labor unions, political parties, etc

Guarantees the right to _______ the Government by letter, , phone call; Right to express (complain) ideas to Government leaders

1.What three students were involved in the Tinker v. Des Moines case? 2.What issue were the two students protesting? 3.How were the two students planning to protest in December of 1965? 4.How did the Supreme Court rule in Tinker v. Des Moines? 5.Which judge wrote the majority opinion in Tinker v. Des Moines? Read Landmark Supreme Court Case, page 108; Copy and answer the following (5); Also, please have planners on table.

& may Justify limits on our 1st Amendment; do not have right To endanger others Use civil liberties meaning do not Interfere with rights Of others

Unlimited freedom is not possible; rights of One must be balanced by rights of many; If there is a conflict, rights of come first.

Maintain well Regulated militia; Right to keep & Bear arms Protects against Search & seizure; Law Enforcement must have Search warrants Guarantees right to Jury trial in civil Cases if amount Is more than $20 Makes clear that Citizens have other Rights beyond those Listed; right To privacy Speedy & public Trial by jury; right to confront Witnesses; right To a lawyer Right to bail; No cruel & unusual punishment In peace time; soldiers may not move into Private homes W/out consent Double jeopardy; Right to remain silent; Due process; limited Eminent domain

Fourth Amendment Protects against Unreasonable And Law enforcement must Have a To enter home or office; Not easily given

Fifth Amendment protects Against … Fifth Amendment also Protects accused right to Remain ; protection Against self incrimination

Fifth Amendment also Protects ; must Follow legal procedures Fifth Amendment limits ; right to Take private property For public use

1.Who is the President of the United States? 2.What has been suspended when the Gordon's return? 3.Under the new President, what is the only thing women are supposed to do? 4.Who captures Todd? 5.What city is completely in the hands of the rebel army? Please copy the questions. (10)

6.What motto does the daughter yell as she is arrested? 7.How long can someone who is arrested be held before an arraignment? 8.Why did the prisoner get thrown into jail? 9.What is the name of the person who judges the Gordon family? 10. What is the “catch” that will allow the Gordon family to leave the United States? Please copy the questions. (10)

 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.  Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

Sixth Amendment guarantees Right to confront ______; also a right to a lawyer ______ Amendment guarantees Speedy, public, impartial Trial where crime occurred If possible

Eighth Amendment forbids Excessive ___l (sum of money Used as a security deposit To ensure return for trial) Eighth Amendment forbids Excessive fines; cruel and Unusual ________; long Debate about what defines Cruel and unusual

1.What two words have the most letters in it? 2.What goes up and never comes down? 3.What tree is most warmly clad? 4.How many three cents stamps are in a dozen? 5.A cowboy rode to an inn on Friday stayed two nights and left on Friday. How could that be? Please copy the questions. (5); Also, please have planners out and on your table.

 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.  Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

The 2 nd Amendment Sparks much Some Think 2 nd Amendment Only provides for a “well regulated militia” Others think it guarantees right to “keep and bear arms” without any from government

One cause of Revolution Was required housing and Feeding of British by the colonists … Therefore the Third Amendment says, that, in Peacetime, soldiers may not Move into private homes Without of homeowner

7th Amendment concerns (lawsuits that Involve disagreements Between people rather than Crimes) 7 th Amendment Guarantees the right to a Trial jury in civil cases If amount is more than

Ninth Amendment makes it Clear that citizens have Other rights than those listed In the ; those rights May not be taken away For example, right to Is not mentioned in the “C” but is inferred Through the 1 st, 4 th, 5 th and 9 th Amendments

1.Which amendment guaranteed women the right to vote? 2.Which two years saw multiple amendments passed? 3.How many amendments changed the government structure or function? 4.Which amendment repealed a previous amendment? 5.Which decade saw the most amendments passed? Use chart on page 110 to answer following 5 questions (please write question); Also, planners out and on your table.

 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights of the accused.  Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights

Bell ringer Amendments 2,3 & 7 Quiz / Check on Bill of Right Amendments Amendments 13, 15, 17

The 2 nd Amendment Sparks much Some Think 2 nd Amendment Only provides for a “well regulated militia” Others think it guarantees right to “keep and bear arms” without any from government

One cause of Revolution Was required housing and Feeding of British by the colonists … Therefore the Third Amendment says, that, in Peacetime, soldiers may not Move into private homes Without of homeowner

7th Amendment concerns (lawsuits that Involve disagreements Between people rather than Crimes) 7 th Amendment Guarantees the right to a Trial jury in civil cases If amount is more than

1)Where did Emmet Till live with his mother Mamie? 2)What were the laws of the land called? 3)Which court case made it illegal for schools to separate the races? 4)Where did Medgar Evers fight for racial change? 5)On what night did John F. Kennedy give his famous speech on civil rights? Please copy the questions. (10) Planners on your table as well.

6)What was the primary goal of the “Freedom Summer”? 7)What was the key to keeping power for the white supremacists? 8)Where did they find the bodies of Goldman, Cheney and Schwerner? 9)How many men were involved in the murders of Goldman, Cheney and Schwerener? 10)What was the longest sentence served for the deaths of the three civil rights workers? Please copy the questions. (10) Planners on your table as well.

 Discuss how the Civil War Amendments were intended to extend civil liberties to African Americans  Understand how the 17 th, 19 th, 23 rd, 24 th, and 26 th Amendments extended voting rights

oPride Break – 2-19 (5 books read and passed) oChapter 4 test (The Bill of Rights) on 2-25 oEnd of 3 rd 9 weeks – 3-11 oReport Cards for 3 rd 9 weeks go out on 3-18

Bell ringer Amendments 2,3 & 7 Quiz / Check on Bill of Right Amendments Amendments 13, 15, 17

Civil War ends in -----; Thousands of slaves are Now free … sort of Thirteenth Amendment Officially outlaws in The USA; outlaws any sort Of forced labor

Fifteenth Amendment States that no state may take Away voting rights based on -----, -----, or Fifteenth Amendment Protected only ---- in practice; Individual states in South Found ways to keep African Americans from voting

Seventeenth Amendment Was passed in order to allow Voters to elect their directly This change in the election Process gave Americans a Greater voice in their

Before 1920, it was up To individual states (like ) to allow women The right to vote Amendment Protects the right of women To vote on all national And state elections

1.The 14 th Amendment required every state to grant its citizens “ protection of the laws” 2.According to the 14 th Amendment, state governments may not take an individual’s “life, liberty or property without of law”. 3.Since the case, the Supreme Court has used the 14 th Amendment to apply other rights in the Bill of Rights to the states. 4.The due process clause means that U.S. citizens in every part of the country have the same basic Please read pages ; Write statement; fill in with correct answer; Planners out and on table.

 Discuss how the Civil War Amendments were intended to extend civil liberties to African Americans  Understand how the 17 th, 19 th, 23 rd, 24 th, and 26 th Amendments extended voting rights

oPride Break – 2-19 (5 books read and passed) oChapter 4 test (The Bill of Rights) on 2-24 oEnd of 3 rd 9 weeks – 3-11 oReport Cards for 3 rd 9 weeks go out on 3-18

Bell ringer Amendments 23, 24, and 26 Video Homework GR 4-2

For many years, those that Lived in the District of Columbia were denied the Right to Finally, the Twenty-third Amendment is passed; says That residents of DC may Vote for and

Many Southern states tried To prevent From voting by use of poll tax And reading tests Twenty-fourth Amendment Made illegal in National elections

For the most part the voting Age has been ; Until Vietnam War were 19 year old Soldiers were dying for their Country yet unable to vote,,, Amendment Guaranteed the right to Vote to citizens 18 and older In all national and state elections

Copy the riddle on yellow paper and try to answer. 1.What builds up castles, tears down mountains, makes some blind, helps others to see? 2.What demands an answer, but asks no question? 3.Name 3 things that have eyes, yet cannot see. 4.What is it that is deaf, dumb and blind and always tells the truth? 5.Something very extraordinary happened on the 6th of May, 1978 at 12:34 a.m. What was it?

 Discuss how the Civil War Amendments were intended to extend civil liberties to African Americans  Understand how the 17 th, 19 th, 23 rd, 24 th, and 26 th Amendments extended voting rights

oPride Break – 2-19 (5 books read and passed) oChapter 4 test (The Bill of Rights) on 2-24 oEnd of 3 rd 9 weeks – 3-11 oReport Cards for 3 rd 9 weeks go out on 3-18

Bell ringer 14 th Amendment Web Map 8 questions you should know for Ch 4 test Video (if time permits)

The Fourteenth Amendment Pg After the 13 th Amendment is passed Southern states Create the “ ” State governments May not take an Individual’s “life, liberty, Or property without of law” Fourteenth Amendment Is passed in ; Defines any as a Citizen who was “born Or naturalized in The United States ” Grants “ of the laws” which benefits women, Disabled and other groups , Court rules that the 14 th Amendment could Safeguard free speech And press from “impairment by states” of 14 th Amendment’s “Due Process” clause means citizens in every part of country have same basic rights

Person judged not Guilty cannot be put On trial again for Same crime Court order allowing Police to search a Home or business; take items as evidence Protects Americans “against unreasonable Searches and Seizures” Money paid Before casting A ballot Crime involving Harming a person’s Reputation by Printing lies About him or her A formal request Social separation Of the races Practiced by many Southern states A formal charge By a grand jury, Accusing a person Of a crime Pgs

1.In what southern state did Homer versus Plessy occur? 2.What type of railroad cars were railroad companies required to provide? 3.Which amendment does Plessy invoke in his court case? 4.What does the 14 th Amendment equal protection clause require according to the Supreme Court? 5.When and in what case is Plessy overturned? Please read page 673, Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) Write questions and answer.

 Summarize why African Americans began the struggle for civil rights.  Identify the gains won by the civil rights movement

oChapter 4 test (The Bill of Rights) on 2-24 oEnd of 3 rd 9 weeks – 3-11 oReport Cards for 3 rd 9 weeks go out on 3-18

Bell ringer Tic Tac Toe Chart – Civil Rights Movement 8 questions Complete Tic Tac toe chart Video if time permits

In ____, the NAACP was formed By a group of African Americans And whites The NAACP worked mainly Through the ____ to challenge Laws and customs that Denied African Americans Their ______

In 1910, other citizens formed The ________. The Urban League aided The growing number of African Americans in cities, helping them Find ____ and improve Opportunities to get ahead

In 1948, _____ Ordered an end to segregation In the nation’s armed forces Brown v. Board of Education; Lawyers argue that racial Segregation was unconstitutional Based on the 14 th Amendment’s _____ under the law

Being singled out As a suspect because Of one’s race or ethnicity Small, local army made Up of volunteer soldiers During the American Revolution Unfair treatment Based On prejudice against A certain group Encourages hiring & promoting of Minorities/women in Fields that were Closed to them traditionally Amendment that States an accused Person is entitled to Have a lawyer Right of government To take away private Property for public use Protected right Of women to vote in All national & state elections Term for banning Printed material or films because they Obtain offensive Or alarming ideas Pgs

African American students Began to stage ______ at Lunch counters; ________ challenged bus Segregation between states Dr. King believed in ________; Helped organize boycotts And marches that opened Eyes to need for change

Voting Rights Act of 1965 Took further steps to protect Free access of minorities To the polls Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibited _________ In public facilities, employment Education and voter Registration