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Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Please see Mr. Harbaugh if you were absent Friday for SRI Makeups. Story Troops Sent To the Border Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 paragraph summary 1 Sentence Summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Please see Mr. Harbaugh if you were absent Friday for SRI Makeups. Story Troops Sent To the Border Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 paragraph summary 1 Sentence Summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Please see Mr. Harbaugh if you were absent Friday for SRI Makeups. Story Troops Sent To the Border Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 paragraph summary 1 Sentence Summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Class Business Get your act together Student Talent show May 23rd That s the last week of school

Class Business Can your parents help? Chaperones are needed for student talent show. Wed. 5/23 9:30am - noon. Have them contact Mrs. Harryman in the front office if interested. harrymana@pcsb.org or call her at (727)724-1442

Good News You will not be escorted to lunch today! Please follow the rules so things do not change.

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Class Business The Civics EOC (End of Course Exam) dates will be: Tuesday 5/15 My students will take the EOC on 1 of those days. Study materials for all 40 learning goals on the Civics EOC are at mrharbaugh.com > EOC Study Page

Class Business The Carwise Fitness Club has been canceled due to lack of interest.

Class Business Student of the week!

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Story Troops Sent To the Border 1 Sentence Summary Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 paragraph summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Civics in the News Absent students are excused. Students wishing to improve their grades should research a current news event dealing with U.S. government, and write a 1/2 page summary describing who, what, when, where and why. Include your opinion. It must be in complete sentences. Bring it to Mr. Harbaugh or scan it and email it to harbaughs@pcsb.org. For more information about CNN10 go to mrharbaugh.com > CNN10 Page or Google CNN10.

CNN 10 https://www.cnn.com/cnn10

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Story Troops Sent To the Border Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 Sentence Summary 2 Minutes 1 paragraph summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Story Troops Sent To the Border Piracy in Asia CNN Hero 1 Sentence Summary Share 1 paragraph summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Assignment 20, 10 Points Monday April 9,2018 Story Troops Sent To the Border Please open your Civics Piracy workbook in Asia CNN to page Hero18. 1 Sentence Summary News Stamp Check 1 paragraph summary main idea 3 supporting details (elaborate) your opinion.

Today Finish Assignment 16 10 points Workbook Page 18 Please open your workbook to page 18.

Today Finish Assignment 16 10 points Workbook Page 18 Please open your workbook to page 18.

Read Textbook page 790

Miranda v Arizona BrainPop Video https://www.brainpop.com/socialstudies/usgovernment/mirandarigh ts/ Username Carwise_ms Email harbauughs@pcsb.org for the BrainPop password

5 th and 6 th amendment rights of due process

5 th and 6 th amendment rights of due process Miranda won

5 th and 6 th amendment rights of due process Miranda won Police have to read suspects their Miranda Rights

1. Please open your workbook to page 18. 2. Hazelwood v. Kulmeier.

1. Please open your workbook to page 18. 2. Hazelwood v. Kulmeier. Textbook page 325

1. Please open your workbook to page 18. 2. Hazelwood v. Kulmeier. Read Textbook page 325

Hazelwood v Kuhlmeier (1987) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rfgsg3lvkg0

Workbook page 18

Workbook page 18

1 st amendment

1 st amendment

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal School s can limit student s freedom of speech

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech Textbook page 789

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech Read Textbook page 789

Bush v Gore Electoral Map Before the Supreme Court Ruling After the Supreme Court Ruling

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1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election Read Textbook page 789

District of Columbia v Heller (2008)

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment The Court agreed with Heller

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment The Court agreed with Heller

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment The Court agreed with Heller It upheld gun ownership

1 st amendment The Court agreed with the principal The principal can limit student s freedom of speech 14th amendment The Court agreed with Bush It decided a presidential election 2nd amendment The Court agreed with Heller It upheld gun ownership

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A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. 2.Upheld rule of law. 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. 2.Upheld rule of law. 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. E 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. E 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. G 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. E 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. G 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. K 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. E 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. G 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. K 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. I 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state.

A. Marbury v. Madison B. Plessy v. Ferguson C. Brown v. Board of Ed D. Gideon v. Wainwright E. Miranda v. Arizona F. In re Gault G. Tinker v. Des Moines H. U.S. v. Nixon I. Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier J. Bush v. Gore K. District of Columbia v. Heller 1.Decided the outcome of a presidential election. J 2.Upheld rule of law. H 3.Established the Supreme Court s power of judicial review. A 4.Declared segregation illegal in public schools. C 5.Declared juveniles have the right to due process of law. F 6.Declared police must read suspects a warning when they are arrested. E 7.Upheld student s rights to free speech in public schools. G 8.Upheld 2 nd amendment rights. K 9.Declared the school principal could limit student s right to printed speech. I 10.Declared all poor suspects must be provided an attorney by the state. D