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1 Vocabulary activity: Bell Ringer Supreme Court Strict Interpretation
Broad Interpretation

2 How should the Constitution be interpreted?
Guiding Question How should the Constitution be interpreted?

3 You should be prepared to take notes when directed
Guiding Question How should the Constitution be interpreted? (2:04) You should be prepared to take notes when directed

4 Supreme Court Debate Guiding Question
How should the Constitution be interpreted? Supreme Court Debate Vol. 1 (23:46) Vol. 2 (12:50)

5 Formative Assessment (Developing a Claim):
How should the Constitution be interpreted? Supreme Court Debate “Do you agree with Justice Breyer’s contention that the Supreme Court’s job is to “patrol the boundaries” to protect individuals and minorities from tyranny of the majority? Or with Justice Scalia that Supreme Court justices have no business acting like “kings” ?

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