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THE FAB 5 THE FIRST AMEN DMENT

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The FAB 5. The first amendment . Did you Know?. Only 2% of Americans can name all five rights in the First Amendment of the Constitution. Can you name them? . What do you think?. Do you think students in public schools have First Amendment rights?. Yes . No . Depends . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DID YOU KNOW?Only 2% of Americans can

name all five rights in the First Amendment of the

Constitution.

Can you name them?

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WHAT DO YOU THINK?Do you think students in public schools have First

Amendment rights?Yes Depends No

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HERE IS WHAT THE SUPREME COURT HAD TO SAY:

“It can hardly be argued that either students or teachers shed

their constitutional rights to freedom of speech or expression

at the schoolhouse gate.”

So yes, students and teachers do have First Amendment rights at school.

However, there may be limits placed on those rights.

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WHAT DOES THE FIRST AMENDMENT SAY?

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or

prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the

people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a

redress of grievances.

Religion Speech

PressAssem

bly

Petition

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SO WHAT ARE THE FAB 5?Freedom of religion

Freedom of speechFreedom of assemblyFreedom of pressFreedom of petition

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF RELIGION?

“Congress shall make no law respecting an

establishment of religion, or

prohibiting the free exercise thereof”

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What does that mean?Congress cannot establish a religion

for the country and they cannot prohibit the free exercise of religion or the desire to

not practice a religion at all. Freedom of religion includes the

establishment clauseand the free exercise clause.

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH?

Congress shall make no law… abridging the freedom of

speech.

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WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY “SPEECH”?

What is “speech”?The communication or expression of thoughts to convey a message

What kinds of speech are there?

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF PRESS?

Congress shall make no law… abridging the

freedom …of the press

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WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY

“PRESS”?Press: The media and any other organizations that print, broadcast, or gather and transmit

news.

Why is freedom of the press important?

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY?

Congress shall make no law

respecting the right of the

people peaceably to assemble …

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WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY “PEACEABLY ASSEMBLE”?

Assemble: To bring together or to gather in one place

Peaceably: Not violent; calm

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF PETITION?

Congress shall make no law

respecting…the right of the people to

petition the Government for

a redress of grievances …

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WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT?

What petitioning the government can look like:

Peaceful ProtestWriting letters to

your Representative or

Senator

Have community members sign a formal, written petition to send to government.

Petition: a formal request demanding a specific action from the government

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Limits on

RightsWhy are there limits on our

Constitutional rights?

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WHAT IS THE FREEDOM OF RELIGION?

Congress cannot establish a religion for the country

and they cannot prohibit the free exercise of religion or the desire to not practice

a religion at all. WHAT ARE SOME LIMITS ON THE FREEDOM OF

RELIGION?

FIRST THINGS FIRST:

The government cannot limit religious beliefs, but it

can limit religious practices.

Some example

s: Plural marriage

Illegal drug use

Human Sacrifice

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WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY

“SPEECH”?What is “speech”?

The communication or expression of thoughts to convey a message

When should speech be limited? In the middle of class…

…you cannot jump out of your chair……and scream fire if there is no fire.

Why not?Because speech cannot:• Be disruptive of the learning

environment• Cause a dangerous situation (be

it a stampede or violence)Other times speech can be limited: • If speech injures a person’s

reputation based on false information

• If speech is obscene• If speech will infringe on

national security

FIRE!!

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What are some limits on the freedom to

assemble? Time

Place Manner

WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY “PEACEABLY ASSEMBLE”?

Assemble: To bring together or to gather in one place

Peaceably: Not violent; calm

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WHAT DOES THE CONSTITUTION MEAN BY

“PRESS”?Press: The media and any other organizations that print, broadcast, or gather and transmit

news.What are some limits on the freedom

of press?

WHAT DO YOU

THINK?

When should limits be placed on the press?

National SecurityWill this information

threaten the security of the

country?

Top Secret

Libel or SlanderIs this information false or misleading?

ObscenityIs this material obscene

?

XXX

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WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO PETITION THE GOVERNMENT?

What petitioning the government can look like:

Peaceful ProtestWriting letters to

your Representative or

Senator

Have community members sign a formal, written petition to send to government.

What would be some limits on the right to petition the

government?

Is it at a reasonable time if a group is

assembling?

Is the petition being conducted in a peaceful

manner? Is it threatening or violent?

Petition: a formal request demanding a specific action from the government

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WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO HAVE LIMITS ON RIGHTS?

Rights are limited to protect the general welfare of the people.

Safety Protection

General Well Being Security

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REVIEW: WHAT ARE THE FAB 5?Freedom of religion

Freedom of speechFreedom of assemblyFreedom of pressFreedom of petition