Study
Guide – Unit 5: What Rights Does the Bill of Rights Protect?
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Date
Due |
Assignment |
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Mon.,
Oct. 28 |
1.
Read Lesson 29, p. 154 – 159 2.
Answer RUL questions 1 – 6 on p. 159 |
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Tues.,
Oct. 29 |
1.
Hand in your information on which of the Election Projects for Component B
you have chosen to do and what progress you have made so far. 2.
Read the Critical Thinking Exercise on p. 158 – 159 3.
Write out answers (two – three sentences apiece) for questions 1 – 3 on p.
159 |
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Weds., Oct. 30 |
1.
Read Lesson 30, p. 160 – 164 2.
Answer the RUL questions 1 – 6 on p. 164 |
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Thurs., Oct 31 |
1.
Find another election article and write up your reflection 2.
Read the handout on New York Times Co.
v. U.S. (1971) 3.
Answer questions 1 – 3 on the handout |
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Fri., Nov. 1 |
1.
Read Lesson 31 p. 165 – 169 2.
Answer RUL questions 1 – 4 |
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Mon., Nov. 4 |
Quiz
on the First Amendment |
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Tues.,
Nov. 5 |
Election
Project Due |
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Weds.,
Nov. 6 |
1.
Watch the election returns on TV Tuesday night and/or read the results in the
newspaper Wednesday morning. Take notes
on what the newscasters say about the election in both North Carolina and
throughout the country. Which party
will control the Senate and House of Representatives as a result of the
election? Who were the big winners
and losers? What were the results for
North Carolina? 2.
Read Lesson 32, p. 170 – 174 3.
Answer RUL questions 1 – 6 |
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Thurs.,
Nov. 7 |
1.
Read Lesson 33, p. 175 – 181 2.
Answer the RUL questions 1 – 5 on p. 181 |
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Fri.,
Nov. 8 |
1.
Read Lesson 34, p. 182 – 187 2.
Answer RUL questions 1 – 5 |
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Tues.,
Nov. 12 |
1.
Read Handout on capital punishment 2.
Type up a one-page (double-spaced) reflection on the death penalty answering
questions four and five |
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Weds.
Nov. 13 |
Review
Worksheet |
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Thurs.,
Nov. 14 |
Test
on Unit Five |
Identifications
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1. |
Established church |
17. |
Right
to assemble |
33. |
“Fruit
of the poison tree” |
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2. |
Separation of church and state |
18. |
Right
to petition |
34. |
Self-incrimination |
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3. |
Religious tests |
19. |
Right
of petition |
35. |
Indicted |
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4. |
Establishment
clause |
20. |
“Gag
rule” |
36. |
Acquitted |
|
5. |
Free
exercise clause |
21. |
Equal
Access |
37. |
Double
Jeopardy |
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6. |
Compelling
state interest |
22. |
Public
Forum |
38. |
Speedy
trial |
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7. |
Lemon
Test |
23. |
Substantive
due process |
39. |
Public
Trial |
|
8. |
Libel
and Seditious Libel |
24. |
Procedural
due process |
40. |
Impartial
jury |
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9. |
Sedition
Act |
25. |
Perjury |
41. |
Confronting
witnesses |
|
10. |
John Peter Zenger
|
26. |
Adversary
system |
42. |
Right
to counsel |
|
11. |
“Clear
and present danger” |
28. |
Inquisitorial
system |
43. |
Bail |
|
12. |
Oliver
Wendell Holmes |
29. |
General
Warrants |
44. |
“Cruel
and unusual punishment” |
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13. |
Symbolic
speech |
30. |
Right
to privacy |
45. |
Capital
punishment |
|
14. |
Prior
Restraint |
31. |
Probable
cause |
46. |
Corporal
punishment |
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15. |
Pentagon
Papers |
32. |
Exclusionary
Rule |
47. |
Unguided
discretion |
|
16. |
Per
curiam decision |
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|
48. |
Guided
discretion |
We will be discussing the following Supreme Court cases in class. You are responsible for knowing what the main issue was in each case and what the decision was. The ones with a * by them are the ones which you must learn the name of the case and be able to match it with the information.
Freedom of Religion |
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1. |
*Everson v. Board of
Education
(1942) |
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2. |
*Engel v. Vitale (1962) |
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3. |
*Lemon v. Kurtzman (1971) |
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4. |
Wallace v. Jaffree (1985) |
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5. |
Santa Fe Independent School
District v. Doe (2000) |
Freedom of Speech and Press |
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|
6. |
*Schenk v. United States (1919) |
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7. |
*Tinker v. Des Moines
Independent Community School District (1969) |
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8. |
Texas v. Johnson (1989) |
|
9. |
Bethel School District No.
403 v. Fraser (1986) |
|
10. |
*New York Times Co. v. U.S.
(1971) |
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11. |
Hazelwood School District
v. Kuhlmeier
(1988) |
Freedom of Assembly and Petition |
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|
12. |
NAACP
v. Alabama (1958) |
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13. |
Westside Community Schools v. Mergens (1990)
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Due Process and the Rights of the Accused |
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|
14. |
In
re Gault (1967) |
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15. |
Goss v. Lopez (1975) |
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16. |
Weeks
v. United States (1914) |
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17. |
*Mapp v. Ohio (1961) |
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18. |
New
Jersey v. T.L.O (1985) |
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19. |
Vernonia
School District v. Acton (1995) |
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20. |
Board
of Education of Independent School District No. 92 of Pottawtomie County v.
Earls (2002) |
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21. |
Commonwealth
v. Dillon (1791) |
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22. |
Fulminante
v. Arizona (1991) |
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23. |
*Miranda
v. Arizona (1966) |
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24. |
New
Jersey v. T.L.O (1985) |
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25. |
*Gideon
v. Wainwright (1963) |
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26. |
*Furman
v. Georgia (1972) |
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27. |
*Gregg
v. Georgia |
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28. |
Ingraham
v. Wright
(1977) |