Today students were asked to pull out their baggie of their 27 Amendments. This is an activity that I did with you a few weeks ago. If students had their baggie of Amendments, they were given 100 today. Mrs. Bafford also asked who knew the Bill of Rights, the first 10 Amendments. Only one student was able to do this. She was given extra credit. She also studied my video on learning the Amendments.
TO DO:
1. 3 articles due Friday
2. Study 1st 15 Amendments
http://quizlet.com/_lkuyc
Amendment 1
Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly and Petition
Amendment 2
Right to bear arms (weapons)
Amendment 3
Quartering of Troops
Amendment 4
Search and Seizure
Amendment 5
Rights of the Accused
Amendment 6
Requirements for Jury Trials
Amendment 7
Rules of Common Laws (Civil Suits, or Civil Trials)
Amendment 8
Limits on criminal punishment
Amendment 9
Right kept by the people (rights people have)
Amendment 10
Powers of the states and the people
Amendment 11
Law suits against a state
Amendment 12
Election of president and Vice president
Amendment 13
Slavery abolished (ended)
Amendment 14
Rights of Citizens
Amendment 15
Black voting rights
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