1. Get your notebooks and have a seat.
The Amendment Process
Get your notebooks and have a seat.

2. Viewing Guide
We will now look at and analyze a Political Cartoon and a Video.
Put your name on your paper and get ready.

4. What do we already know?
The Constitution was ratified (passed into law) with out a Bill of Rights.
The Bill of Rights was added after the fact as a change to the original Constitution.
Even thought the Bill of Rights is technically the first ten amendments to the Constitution they were all passed as a package deal.
Since the Bill of Rights was passed in 1789 there have been 17 additional Amendments or CHANGES to the Constitution.

5. Who was left out?
As we all know the world was not exactly a fair and equal place in 1791.
Make a quick list of the types of people you think were “left out” when the rights in the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were being created.

6. There are TWO ways that the US Constitution can be Amended.
Article V of the Constitution explains the ways in which it can be Amended.
There are TWO ways that the US Constitution can be Amended.
Let’s look at each closely.

7. Document Camera
We will now be switching over to the Document Camera for a CLOSE READING!

8. Women’s Rights Study Case
Answer questions 1-3 on page 16 of your notebook
CHOOSE either Prompt 1 OR 2, and write at least 7 sentences (page 16)
Attach the purple notes on page 15, and the Women’s Rights Case Study on page 17

9. Equal Rights Amendment
Pink = Ratified
Orange = Ratified then rescended
Green = Not ratified, but approved by one chamber
Blue = Not ratified

10. States that passed Equal Rights for women
Colorado (1973)
Montana (1973)
Connecticut (1984)
Iowa (1998)
Oregon (2014)
California (1879)
Wyoming (1870)
Utah (1896)
Illinois (1970)
Alaska (1972)
Maryland (1972)