'Amendment 10' presentation slideshows

The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. December 15, 1791. Amendment 1.

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Amendment 10 People First Overview

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Warm Up #3 10/26/16

Warm Up #3 10/26/16. What rights that you possess as an American, (or will when you are an adult), do you feel are the most important? Why?. Ratification Debates. When the Founding Fathers were attempting to adopt the Constitution, the states had to vote on whether to ratify it or not

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Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities

Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities. Unit 2 Study Guide. Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities. One of the responsibilities of US citizens is to serve on a jury when called upon. Citizenship: Rights and Responsibilities.

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Essential Question?

What is the purpose of the Bill of Rights?. Essential Question?. How does the Bill of Rights affect our lives? What if there was no Bill of Rights? How does the Bill of Rights protect us? What is the Bill of Rights?. UNIT QUESTIONS. The Bill of rights By: Wendy Snell. Overview.

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Late Work

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PowerPoint Presentation By

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Let Freedom Ring

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. Class Notes. Amendment 1. Freedom: of religion of speech cannot present a danger to others of the press cannot deliberately lie of assembly to petition the government: ask government for help. Amendment 2. Right to keep and bear arms (have weapons ).

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The Bill of Rights

The Bill of Rights. Class Notes. Amendment 1. Freedom: of religion of speech cannot present a danger to others of the press cannot deliberately lie of assembly to petition the government: ask government for help. Amendment 2. Right to keep and bear arms (have weapons). Amendment 3.

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AP GOV MINI-PROJECT

AP GOV MINI-PROJECT. BRITTANY KEMP. Amendment9

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