19.1: why do you think the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution later on rather than written in the Constitution? 19.2: how do you think our country would be different if there was no separation of church and state? 19.3: why is there a limit on seditious speech? 19.4: how does the government limit the Freedom to Assemble?
1.What is the main difference between civil rights and civil liberties? 2.Will there ever be a case so strong that it will completly change the idea of seperation between state and church? 3.How can there be limits on what the media can do or say if we have the freedom of speech? How do reporters have shield laws but normal citizens do not? 4.How can the government regulate assemblies,but not control what is said at the assemblies?
1. What are some occasions where different guarantees of rights come in to conflict with one another. 2. What is the purpose of the lemon test and how did it come about? 3. what are the purposes of the guaranteed free speech and press in the 1st and 14th amendments. 4. what do the guarantees of assemble and petition look to protect?
19.1 : How does federalism, which is a system of government in which powers are divided between a central government and several local governments, affect individual rights? 19.2: The 1st amendment prohibits an establishment of religion and any arbitrary interference with the free exercise thereof. Do you believe that this could ever be changed? 19.3: Do you believe the government should have the power to regulate the media including print, radio, television, and the internet? 19.4: Government has the power to enforce reasonable rules covering the time, place, and manner of assemblies. Do you believe they should be given this power?
19.1- How has the process of incorporation affected the Bill of Rights. positively or negatively? 19.2- Is the Lemon test an efficient way of separating the state and the church?Should it be stricter or more lenient? 19.3- What are the advantages and disadvantages to freedom of speech? Are there disadvantages? 19.4- What problems might we face if we did not have freedom of assembly or freedom of petition?
1. What limits do the bill of rights place on the govt? 2. What is the purpose of the Lemon rest? 3. What is the purpose of the 1st and 14 th amendments 4. What are the limits of assembly ?
Ch. 19.1 -Who determines and how do they determine what basic rights are? Ch. 19.2 -How do our laws keep the church and state from merging into each other? Ch. 19.3 -How would having no freedom of speech change our everyday lives? Ch. 19.4 -Should the government be aloud to tell different organizations what and what not to do?
What would our nation be like if we didn't have unalienable rights? Why do we separate church and state? How come we say the pledge but we can legally burn the flag? Why should the government be able I set the time manner place rules for protest when we can set up our own?
19.1: why do you think the Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution later on rather than written in the Constitution?
ReplyDelete19.2: how do you think our country would be different if there was no separation of church and state?
19.3: why is there a limit on seditious speech?
19.4: how does the government limit the Freedom to Assemble?
1.What is the main difference between civil rights and civil liberties?
ReplyDelete2.Will there ever be a case so strong that it will completly change the idea of seperation between state and church?
3.How can there be limits on what the media can do or say if we have the freedom of speech? How do reporters have shield laws but normal citizens do not?
4.How can the government regulate assemblies,but not control what is said at the assemblies?
1. What are some occasions where different guarantees of rights come in to conflict with one another.
ReplyDelete2. What is the purpose of the lemon test and how did it come about?
3. what are the purposes of the guaranteed free speech and press in the 1st and 14th amendments.
4. what do the guarantees of assemble and petition look to protect?
19.1 : How does federalism, which is a system of government in which powers are divided between a central government and several local governments, affect individual rights?
ReplyDelete19.2: The 1st amendment prohibits an establishment of religion and any arbitrary interference with the free exercise thereof. Do you believe that this could ever be changed?
19.3: Do you believe the government should have the power to regulate the media including print, radio, television, and the internet?
19.4: Government has the power to enforce reasonable rules covering the time, place, and manner of assemblies. Do you believe they should be given this power?
19.1- How has the process of incorporation affected the Bill of Rights. positively or negatively?
ReplyDelete19.2- Is the Lemon test an efficient way of separating the state and the church?Should it be stricter or more lenient?
19.3- What are the advantages and disadvantages to freedom of speech? Are there disadvantages?
19.4- What problems might we face if we did not have freedom of assembly or freedom of petition?
1. What limits do the bill of rights place on the govt?
ReplyDelete2. What is the purpose of the Lemon rest?
3. What is the purpose of the 1st and 14 th amendments
4. What are the limits of assembly ?
Ch. 19.1 -Who determines and how do they determine what basic rights are?
ReplyDeleteCh. 19.2 -How do our laws keep the church and state from merging into each other?
Ch. 19.3 -How would having no freedom of speech change our everyday lives?
Ch. 19.4 -Should the government be aloud to tell different organizations what and what not to do?
What would our nation be like if we didn't have unalienable rights?
ReplyDeleteWhy do we separate church and state?
How come we say the pledge but we can legally burn the flag?
Why should the government be able I set the time manner place rules for protest when we can set up our own?