
1st Amendment
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Social Studies
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8th Grade
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Jessica Proa
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8 Slides • 21 Questions
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Open Ended
The first words of the constitution are "WE THE PEOPLE..." Based off this quote, what can you say about the United States government?
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The Bill of Rights are the first 10 amendments (changes) to the Constitution (law of the land).
Many anti-federalists would not ratify (approve) the Constitution without a Bill of Rights.
The Bill of Rights protected our individual liberties (freedoms) and limited the power of the government.
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The Bill of Rights are the first 10 amendments (
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Many anti-federalists would not ratify (
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The Bill of Rights protected our individual liberties (
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The first amendment is the freedom of expression.
Freedom of expression has five parts (religion, assembly, speech, petition, press).
You have the right to a RASPPA!!!(religion, assembly, speech, petition, press, amendment #1)
RASPPA FOR FREEDOM!!!
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Multiple Choice
The first amendment protects your freedom of
joy
expression
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Multiple Choice
You have the right to a R.A.S.P.P.A.!
religion, assembly, speech, petition, press, amendment #1
religion, altitude, speech, petition, press, amendment #1
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Poll
Are you okay with the government telling you what religion to practice and how to practice it?
yes
no
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The government can't declare an official religion or limit religious expression.
The government can't make you practice a religion or tell you how to practice it!!
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of freedom of religion?
Robert gives a speech about tacos the class.
Julian goes to church every Sunday.
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Multiple Choice
Freedom of religion means that the government cannot
tell you what to eat
tell you what religion to practice or how to practice it
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Poll
The people of Russia technically don't have the right to assemble (gather in a group to protest). This has not stopped Russians from protesting, but many have been arrested as a result even when the protesting was peaceful. Can you see this happening in the United States?
yes
no
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People can meet up in groups and protest as long as it is peaceful.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of the right to assemble?
Alejandro attends karate after school.
Billy joins a peaceful protest.
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Poll
Does freedom of speech mean you can say whatever you want with no limits?
yes
no
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The government can't punish people for saying what they think as long as it is true (not slander or libel) and not dangerous.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of speech protected by the 1st amendment?
Pablo tells his brother his outfit is ugly.
Tom yells "bomb!" at an airport as a joke.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of speech protected under the first amendment?
Mandy criticizes the way the president is leading the country.
Bob tells his neighbor a racist remark.
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Poll
In the United States, does the government control the news?
yes
no
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The government cannot control what the press (news) report as long as it is true (not slander or libel).
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of freedom of press?
A news reporter reports the results of a local election.
Daniel buys a goldfish.
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Multiple Choice
Can the government prevent news outlets from reporting on the president?
yes
no
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Poll
Do you agree that it is the responsibilities of American citizens to let the government know when a law needs to be added or changed?
yes
no
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Individuals have the right to ask the government to make changes to the laws (petitions, protests, boycotts, etc.).
You are allowed to let the government know you are unhappy.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of freedom of petition?
Leonel starts a petition to add more PE to the schedule.
Ismael feeds his puppies.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of freedom of petition?
Luis writes his congressman about changing an unfair law.
Jose goes to school everyday.
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Open Ended
If you could only have one aspect of the 1st amendment, which one would you chose and why? (Religion, Assembly, Speech, Petition, Press, Amendment #1)
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