1)Why doesn’t the Due Process Clause protect all rights? 2)If there is truly a separation between church and state, why is “In God we trust” still printed on currency? 3)Why is seditious speech not protected by the 1st amendment if the acts are merely 4)being discussed and not acted upon at that point? Should civil disobedience be protected by the amendments?
1. what is the difference between civil liberties and civil rights? 2. how does the separation of church and state reflect the principle of limited government? 3. what are the advantages and disadvantages of a free press? 4. how does the right of association extend the right of assembly?
1. What makes a right essential or basic? Which is more necessary? Why? 2. What are the limits imposed by the Establishment Clause of the 1st amendment? 3. Are there more advantages or disadvantages to free press? 4. Why are the freedom of assemble peacefully and the freedom of association important to a democratic society?
1) What do you think would have happened of the people had ratified the constitution and the Bill of Rights had not been added? 2) If there were no limits to Religious Liberties what do you think would happen to our legal system? 3) Do you think journalists should be forced to give the names of their sources if the court needs people testify? 4) If we did not have the right to assemble what do you think people would do when we didn't agree with the choices of our government?
19.1 what are the did fences in civil liberties and civil rights? 19.2 how does the lemon test separate church and state? 19.3 if there was no freedom of speech, how would the government react? 19.4 why can the government allow protests on private property?
Natalie 1.How does the Bill of Rights limit government in the U.S? 2. In what ways can people misuse or get around the Lemon Test? 3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a free press? 4. How does the Right of Assoc. extend the Right of Assembly?
1) If the church and state was not separated what are some conflicts that they would have? 2) What would be some reasons that rights conflict with each other? 3) Do you think that we Americans need more freedom speech and the press? 4) Are people over using the right to petition and assemble?
19.1 - Are illegal immigrants also included in the Bill of Rights? 19.2 - Why aren't schools allowed government money to promote religion? 19.3 - Is someone able to speak harsh remarks about a dead person near a funeral? 19.4 - Are there many cases on violence during public demonstrations?
1)Why doesn’t the Due Process Clause protect all rights?
ReplyDelete2)If there is truly a separation between church and state, why is “In God we trust” still printed on currency?
3)Why is seditious speech not protected by the 1st amendment if the acts are merely 4)being discussed and not acted upon at that point?
Should civil disobedience be protected by the amendments?
Section 1:
ReplyDeleteShould "aliens" contract the same rights the United States Citizens hold?
Section 2:
Why would the government be "afraid" to implement or revoke some of the laws between church and state? (schools, ect.)
Section 3:
Should there be more censorship of the media? Such as motion pictures and the internet? Why or why not?
Section 4:
Should the Time-Place-Manner rules be more lenient? Or strict? Why?
1. what is the difference between civil liberties and civil rights?
ReplyDelete2. how does the separation of church and state reflect the principle of limited government?
3. what are the advantages and disadvantages of a free press?
4. how does the right of association extend the right of assembly?
1. What makes a right essential or basic? Which is more necessary? Why?
ReplyDelete2. What are the limits imposed by the Establishment Clause of the 1st amendment?
3. Are there more advantages or disadvantages to free press?
4. Why are the freedom of assemble peacefully and the freedom of association important to a democratic society?
1) What do you think would have happened of the people had ratified the constitution and the Bill of Rights had not been added?
ReplyDelete2) If there were no limits to Religious Liberties what do you think would happen to our legal system?
3) Do you think journalists should be forced to give the names of their sources if the court needs people testify?
4) If we did not have the right to assemble what do you think people would do when we didn't agree with the choices of our government?
19.1 what are the did fences in civil liberties and civil rights?
ReplyDelete19.2 how does the lemon test separate church and state?
19.3 if there was no freedom of speech, how would the government react?
19.4 why can the government allow protests on private property?
Natalie
ReplyDelete1.How does the Bill of Rights limit government in the U.S?
2. In what ways can people misuse or get around the Lemon Test?
3. What are the advantages and disadvantages of a free press?
4. How does the Right of Assoc. extend the Right of Assembly?
1) If the church and state was not separated what are some conflicts that they would have?
ReplyDelete2) What would be some reasons that rights conflict with each other?
3) Do you think that we Americans need more freedom speech and the press?
4) Are people over using the right to petition and assemble?
19.1 - Are illegal immigrants also included in the Bill of Rights?
ReplyDelete19.2 - Why aren't schools allowed government money to promote religion?
19.3 - Is someone able to speak harsh remarks about a dead person near a funeral?
19.4 - Are there many cases on violence during public demonstrations?
What would the country be like with no bill of rights?
ReplyDeleteWhy was the separation of church and state so important to the founding fathers of this country?
How did the Internet change how the public had influence on Supreme Court decisions?
Would this country still be considered fully free without freedom of Assembly and petition?
-Chad Miles