
1st Amendment (RAPPS)
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Alfredo Espinosa
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LESSON 31B
1st Amendment (RAPPS)
Today we will analyze the impact of the first amendment using a reading selection.
Today we will use content area vocabulary to summarize the impact of the first amendment in a written response.
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The First Amendment protects the civil liberties of individuals in the United States. However,
the amendment’s freedoms are NOT absolute. They are limited to the rights of other
individuals.
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Assembly
In some countries, people cannot peacefully gather to protest against government policies without fear of punishment. The First Amendment gives people the right to "peacefully assemble" without fear that the government will use force against them.
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Petition
Congress cannot deny individuals the right to write to government representatives seeking a change in the law. The right to petition allows citizens to complain to their representatives about things that they do not like and would like to see changed.
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Press
The First Amendment also guarantees freedom of the press. This freedom is very similar to freedom of speech. It permits people to express themselves through publication. During colonial times, Parliament imposed the Stamp Act to limit the printing of criticism or information. Freedom of the press allows newspaper, radio, and television to write or announce what they want without fear of punishment.
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Speech
In many countries, people are afraid to criticize their government. They fear being fined, jailed, or otherwise punished for what they say. In the United States, the First Amendment protects our freedom to say or write almost anything in public. Freedom of speech allows individuals in our society to express themselves in most circumstances without fear of government interference.
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Multiple Choice
That if any person shall write...any false, scandalous and malicious...writings against the government of the United States, or... stir up sedition within the United States...then such person...shall be punished by a fine not exceeding two thousand dollars, and by imprisonment not exceeding two years.
-An Act of the Fifth Congress of the United States, 1798
Which constitutional guarantee did this act violate?
Freedom of Religion
The Right to due process
Freedom of the press
The right to a jury trial
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Multiple Choice
If freedom of assembly were not a protected freedom, American citizens would be unable to
join political groups that promote new social policies
give public speeches filled with lies about the president
trust newspapers to print the truth about their leaders
write letters criticizing government policies
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Multiple Choice
... gives Americans the right to express themselves without having to worry about government interference.
Freedom of speech
Freedom of Assembly
Due Process
Freedom of Religion
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Multiple Choice
Congress passes a law that says everyone must worship the sunset. Ana is arrested for refusing to participate. Which right/freedom is being violated?
Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of Speech
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Multiple Choice
A group of 8th-graders at Liberty MS sent a letter to the Governor asking him to put an end to the STAAR test. A month later, every student in Mr. Espinosa's 6th period, who signed the letter, were arrested and charged with being disrespectful to the government. What right/freedom is being violated? (BTW, Mr. Espinosa was not arrested, and in fact, got a pay raise!)
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Petition
Freedom of Assembly
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Multiple Choice
Maggie has a bumper sticker supporting Joe Biden on her car. She is pulled over and given a ticket for not supporting President Trump. What right is being violated?
1st Amendment - Freedom of Speech
1st Amendment - Freedom of Religion
1st Amendment - Freedom of Petition
1st Amendment - Freedom of the Press
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Open Ended
How does the First Amendment relate to issues in our country today? Give one example.
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Open Ended
How does the First Amendment protect Freedom of Religion?
LESSON 31B
1st Amendment (RAPPS)
Today we will analyze the impact of the first amendment using a reading selection.
Today we will use content area vocabulary to summarize the impact of the first amendment in a written response.
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