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With You Decide!
court is in session. The
honorable "judges," your students, will be
asked to decide cases based on the fi rst eight
amendments to the Constitution. Students will
sharpen their critical thinking skills and their
legal and historical knowledge as they analyze
the amendments, discover their origins, and rule
on actual cases presented before the
U.S. Supreme Court.
Each unit explores
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The language, meaning, and history of an amendment. |
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How the amendment was applied in various cases. |
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Classic and contemporary cases students must decide
based on what they’ve learned about the amendments. |
Includes objectives, suggestions, a graphic organizer to keep track of facts in
each case, and the Supreme Court decisions. Because the student book does
not contain the court decisions, use of the guide is essential. |
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