Please copy the questions. (10); Please skip three lines per question. Planners
on your table for me to sign.
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); Please skip three lines per question. Planners
on your table for me to sign.
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. What speech did the prisoner read to 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?
Explain how the First Amendment guarantees
freedoms
Define the limits to the First Amendment
freedoms
oCh. 3 test will be today
oOctober 8th and 9th –
Holiday!!!
oOctober 15th – Holiday
oOctober 23rd – End of
Nine Weeks
Bell ringer
Video – Future Fright
5 Freedoms of First
Amendment
Ch. 3 Test
Congress is prohibited from establishing
An official _______; protects the freedom to
Practice whatever faith you wish
1st Amendment guarantees that we
Can say whatever is on our minds without fear
Of _______; extends to radio, TV, internet
Communication, art, music and clothing
Please copy the questions. (10) Please skip three lines per question. 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?
Please copy the questions. (10); Also, please have planners on your table.
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?
Explain how the First Amendment guarantees
freedoms
Define the limits to the First Amendment
freedoms
oOctober 15th – Holiday
oCh. 4-1, 4-2 quiz on
Thursday, October 18th
oOctober 23rd – End of
Nine Weeks
Bell ringer
Video – Future Fright
5 Freedoms of First
Amendment
Ch. 3 Test
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, email, phone call;
Right to express (complain) ideas to
Government leaders
Please copy the questions. (10); Please skip three lines per question. Also,
please have planners on your table.
1. What are civil liberties? (98)
2. What are some forms of expression
guaranteed under the freedom of speech?(99)
3. What does “freedom of assembly” mean? (100)
4. What is a petition? (100)
5. What freedoms does the First Amendment
protect? (98)
Please copy the questions. (10); Please skip three lines per question. Also,
please have planners on your table.
6. What are some limits to the First
Amendment?(101)
7. What is slander? (101)
8. What is libel? (101)
9. If there is ever a conflict of rights between
an individual and the community, whose rights
come first? (101)
10.Why are your First Amendment rights
limited? (101)
Read Landmark Supreme Court Case, page 108; Copy and answer the following
(5); Also, please have planners on table.
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?
 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the
rights of the accused.
Name the other rights and freedoms
guaranteed by the Bill of Rights
oOctober 15th – Holiday
oCh. 4-1, 4-2 quiz on
Thursday, October 18th
oOctober 23rd – End of
Nine Weeks
Bell ringer
Video – Future Fright
Limits to the First
Amendment
Four Column Chart –
Rights of the Accused
HWK – Complete GR
4-1
--------- & -------- may justify limits on our
1st Amendment;
do not have right to endanger others
--------- & -------- 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.
Fourth Amendment
Protects against
Unreasonable
----- And -------
Law enforcement must
Have a --------To enter home or office;
Not easily given
Copy the 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?
 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the
rights of the accused.
Name the other rights and freedoms
guaranteed by the Bill of Rights
oOctober 15th – Holiday
oCh. 4-1, 4-2 quiz on
Thursday, October 18th
oOctober 23rd – End of
Nine Weeks
Bell ringer
Video – Future Fright
Four Column Chart –
Rights of the Accused
8 questions you
should know for 4-1, 42 test
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
______ Amendment
guarantees
Speedy, public, impartial
Trial where crime occurred
If possible
Sixth Amendment
guarantees
Right to confront
______; also a right to a
lawyer
Lectures, radio, and
TV broadcasts
Are covered by the
Which freedom of
The First Amendment
Printing lies
that harms
A person’s reputation
Forming clubs,
Political parties and
Labor unions are part
Of our freedom
Of what
Banning printed material
Or films
The Founders of the
US believed that the
Purpose of
government
Was to protect the
Rights of whom?
The freedom
to think
And act without
Government
interference
Speaking lies that
Harms a person’s
reputation
The First Amendment
Is best known
Amendment because
It protects 5 basic
What?
Use chart on page 110 to answer following 5 questions (please
write question); Also, planners out and on your table.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Which amendment guaranteed women the
right to vote?
Which two years saw multiple amendments
passed?
How many amendments changed the
government structure or function?
Which amendment repealed a previous
amendment?
Which decade saw the most amendments
passed?
 Describe how the Bill of Rights protects the rights
of the accused.
Name the other rights and freedoms guaranteed by
the Bill of Rights
oCh. 4-1, 4-2 quiz on
Thursday, October 18th
oOctober 23rd – End of
Nine Weeks
Bell ringer
Four Column Chart –
Rights of the Accused
8 questions you should
know for 4-1, 4-2 test
Other Rights on the BoR
HWK – Ch. 4 Vocabulary
Activity
Eighth Amendment forbids
Excessive ___ (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
Lawsuits that involve
Disagreements
Between people
Rather than crimes
A formal charge by a
Group of citizens
Under the Fifth
Amendment,
Who issues a
Search warrant
Right of the government
To take private property
The idea that people
Cannot be forced to
Testify against
Themselves is called
What?
A sentence of life
Imprisonment for
Stealing a loaf
Bread Is an
example of what
What two rights
Are guaranteed by
The Sixth
Amendment
Group of people
Who review evidence
Against the accused
Others think it guarantees
right to “keep and bear
arms” without any
-------- from
government
The 2nd Amendment
Sparks much ------. Some
Think 2nd Amendment
Only provides for a
“well regulated militia”