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Agenda 09/15/09 Turn in web and RD for stamp Review questions from pages 145-147 Quiz information Quiz Review Crossword puzzle Final Draft of Essay due FRIDAY!

Pages 145-147 The Constitution and Bill of Rights protect all Americans from unfair treatment by the government. Due Process: government must follow procedures established by law and guaranteed by the Constitution, treating all people equally The 14th amend. Guarantees “equal protection under the law.”

Pages 145-147 Five basic freedoms include: Speech Press Religion Petition Assembly The 1st amendment allows citizens to criticize the government without fear of punishment.

Pages 145-147 The government must balance an individual’s rights, the rights of others and the communities’ health and safety when limiting rights. Citizens’ duties are actions required by law. Citizens’ responsibilities’ are voluntary actions.

Pages 145-147 Five duties of American citizens: Obey the law Pay taxes Defend the nation – sign up for the draft Serve on a jury if called Attend school

Pages 145-147 Laws serve three functions: Help maintain order Protect the health, safety & property of all citizens Make it possible for people to live together peacefully

Pages 145-147 Three responsibilities American citizens have include: Become well informed – know what your reps are doing & voice your opinion Vote! Respect the rights of others.

Constitution Quiz & Notebook Check This FRIDAY 60 points – 30 questions You may use a notecard multiple choice and matching