Second, please complete your Government Homework following directions below
Third please complete your letter to advisor and email to your advisor (anna@envisionacademy.org; ilene@envisionacademy.org; brandy@envisionacademy.org)
Read the packet handed out in class today "Chapter 13 Constitutional Freedoms."
- For each section 1 - 5, write at least 2 summary bullet points or notes to summarize key idea or fact from that section. Keep in mind the idea of compromise between individual rights and group rights and individual rights vs. individual responsibilities.
- For example, set up your page:
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Section 2 - Freedom of Religion
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Section 3 - Freedom of Speech
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Section 4 - Freedom of the Press
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Section 5 - Freedom of Assembly
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- You may write this in the comment section of this blog, or email me brandy@envisionacademy.org or create a google doc and share it with me.
AjeNe Drew
ReplyDeleteSection 1-Constitution Rights
*Americans have rights
*Bill of Rights consist of the first 10 ammendments
Section 2-Freedom of Speech
*Gvt. requires everyone can speak freely
*different types of speech: verbal, and symbolic
Section 3-Freedom of the Press
*allows opinions to be written/broadcasted
*press makes it difficult to secure a jury
Section 4-Freedom of assembly
*involves forms of protected speech
*protects rights to make opinions known to public by protests
Laura
ReplyDeleteFreedom of religion
*the constitution says that the government cannot pick sides to religion
*Also that people were disagreeing with the government by saying that the government cannot give aid to schools that teach religion,that it was against the constitution.
Freedom of speech
*Everyone gets the right to speak freely
*you can also use your actions to express your opinions you just cant take it as far as starting a war or anything like that.
Freedom of press
*The press has to go through the constitution if they want to print or write about anything that has to do about the government private issues.
*press makes it difficult to secure a jury
Freedom of assembly
*involves form of protected speech
*protects rights to make opinions to know to public by protest
freedom of religion
ReplyDelete- government cannot picks sides to religion
-government cannot give aid to schools that teach religion
freedom of speech
-everyone gets the right to speak freely
- you can say what u want but you cant take it as far as starting a polictcal issues
freedom of press
-prees has to go thru the government if they want to print anything that has to do w. private issues
- makes its diff to insure jury
freedom of assembly
-involves form of protected speech
- protects right to make opinions to know public by potest
Capriah Rochell
ReplyDeleteSection 1
1.-if people do not carry out their responibilites as citizens,the whole society suffers.
2.-the language of the bill of rights is very important,beginning with the words"congress shall make no law...."today the bill of rights offers protection not only from congressional actions,but also from acts by state and local government that may threaten peoples basic rights.
Section 2.
1.-the phrses"wall of separtion"that jefferson used is not in the constitutuion.
2.-he appears to have used the pharse to stress that that the government should not establish an officails church restrict worship.
Section3.
1.-Clearly,talking with neighbors or addressing the senior class in a school is speech.
2.because pure speech relies only on the power of words to communicate ideas,the supreme court traditionally has provided .....
section 4.
1.-a didvided court rejected the governors xlaims
2-the court ruled that stopping publication would be prior restarint
section 5
1-freeedom of assembly is a right closely related to freeedom of speech because most gatherings no matter large or small invlivle some kind of protected speech.
2.the supreme court has alwyays given the highest level of free speech protection to print media.
Section 1 - Constitutional Rights
ReplyDelete* Bill of Rights: Amendments- guarantees the basic rights
* All levels of the government must incorporate the Bill of Rights.
Section 2 - Freedom of Religion
* The law can not make a religious affiliation or prohibit religion.
* Religious practices can be limited if there is behavior problems.
Section 3 - Freedom of Speech
* The law can not punish a person for speaking on what they believe.
* If the speech is threatening to U.S. Citizen the the law can punish a person.
Section 4 - Freedom of the Press
* Prior Restraint - censorship of information before published
* Issues: FFC (Federal Communications Commission)- agency that regulates Radio and T.V. actions. Radio and Television stations needs a license to broadcast.
Section 5 - Freedom of Assembly
* If there was not freedom of assembly there would not be political parties and interest groups to influence the actions of the government.
* People have the right to assemble.
Section 1 - Constitutional Rights
ReplyDelete* The Bill of Rights guarentees basic rights in america
* The 14th Amendment did more than defend citizenship, but laid the ground work for making individual right
Section 2 - Freedom of Religion
*The Establishment Cause says that "Congress shall make no law respecting an establisment of religion"
*A lot of cases caused many laws to be changed in school
Section 3 - Freedom of Speech
*The Democratic Government says that everybody should have the right to speak freely.
*Other speeches are not as protected than seditious speech
Section 4 - Freedom of the Press
*most of the time freedom of the press is protected because it is related to freedom of speech
*prior restraint is censorship of information and limit freedom
Section 5 - Freedom of Assembly
*is close to freedom of speech
*clear and present danger doctrine
natalie mendez
ReplyDeleteSection 1 - Constitutional Rights
*it has rights or as you can say privilledges for those who are citezens in the united states
*these "privilledges" are freedom of religion,freedom of press,and freedom of assembly
Section 2 - Freedom of Religion
*it was just starting out in the american collinies
*since the majority of the population have a religion it was only right to make it so that people can choose their own religion with out anyone telling them anything.
Section 3 - Freedom of Speech
*this is the right to saying your opinions
*there are two ways in which speech can be thought of which are pure speech wich means that you can communicate in the forms of words wether it bieng a small group like your family or a large crowd like your shcool and the second is symbolic speech where u use certain things to express your oppinions like carrying a sign that says pigs are friends not food this would state that u are an animal activisit
Section 4 - Freedom of the Press
*this is similar to freedom of speech but in this case the opinions are bieng written down by others and media is involved such as the news.
*so this is allowed to do freely but for instance if its something major that may affect the nation they have to wait before they can actually publish it
Section 5 - Freedom of Assembly
*this is what allows you to broad cast ur opinions with more liberty because you are allowed to do petitions,marches exct.
*your allowed to do it in public property however in most cases you need a permit so things dont get to out of control
lonnie
ReplyDeleteSection 1 - Constitutional Rights
*All Americans have human rights
*the constitution and bill of rights ensured no one was denied indivisual rights
Section 2 - Freedom of Religion
*First clause of the amendment states "Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion"
*second clause of amendment "prohibits government from unduly interfering with the free exercise of religion."
Section 3 - Freedom of Speech
*Pure speech-can communicate as one wishes in the privacy of one's home or in a crowd like saying something is unconstitutional
*Symbolic speech- uses actions to communicate like riots
Section 4 - Freedom of the Press
*Prior restraint-Censorship
*the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) require that radio stations broadcast television observe certain things before they broadcast anything.
Section 5 - Freedom of Assembly
*this allows you to gather for something like a march or protest
*because people can voice their opinions, they can gather and voice their opions in a group