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Page 1: What Amendment protects the actions shown below? What type of speech would this be? Why? Airport workers strike for higher wages (increased hourly pay)

What Amendment protects the actions shown below?What type of speech would this be? Why?

Airport workers strike for higher wages (increased hourly pay)

Steel workers strike for higher wages (increased hourly pay)

Call to Order

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What Amendments?

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What Amendments?

2nd 1st

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What Amendments?

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What Amendments?

1st 4th

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What Amendments?

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What Amendments?

6th (Lawyer/Jury Trial) 5th (Eminent Domain)

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Important Vocabulary

Precedent

A previous legal decision that must be followed in any similar case in the future

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Tinker v. Des Moines

(1969)

In December 1965 three public school students wore black armbands to school to protest the Vietnam War. The students were John Tinker (15 years old), Mary Beth Tinker (13), and Christopher Eckhardt (16).

School leaders knew that the protest was planned and stated that wearing an armband would result in suspension from school.

The students refused to remove their armbands and were suspended.

The Tinkers filed a lawsuit over the armband policy that went all the way to the Supreme Court.

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So, What Did They Say???

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Terrorism Sucks

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What if . . . • The school Muhammed attends is in New York City? • The school Muhammed attends is in Boulder, Colorado? • The school Muhammed attends is near a military base? • Muhammed's bumper stickers also show U.S. soldiers? • Muhammed's bumper stickers also show a burning American flag? • Several students are upset by the stickers? • No students complain about the stickers? • A parent calls the school to complain about the stickers, but no students

complain? • Muhammed convinces 10 other students to display the same stickers? • Muhammed convinces 50 others? • Muhammed convinces 100 others? • Muhammed's protest took place the day after the attacks? • Muhammed's protest took place a week after the attacks? • Muhammed's protest took place a month after the attacks? • Muhammed's protest took place a year after the attacks? • Muhammed begins displaying posters around school with the same slogan? • Other students begin wearing buttons that say "Arabs suck . . . " • At the end of his two-week suspension, Muhammed comes back wearing the

same slogan on a T-shirt, rather than displaying bumper stickers?

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Drop Everything And Read

• Grab your book• Grab a seat

• Words in ContextWords in Context: Identify three words you don’t understand and use the context to make a guess at their meaning.