Introduction
Helen Alejo
1/23/13
802
Tech/ Design
Amendment # 1
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
Summary
This amendment is saying that you have freedom you can say what you feel like. You can choose your religion and you can protest without being put to jail for saying what you feel like which is freedom of speech.
Big Ideas
v Protest (freedom of the press)
v Martin Luther King Jr
v Freedom of speech
Task
Helen Alejo
1/30/14
Tech/Design
PERFORMANCE #2
Big Idea #1
prezi.com/1p9airhom72x/freedom-of-press/
Summary
Basically it shows why freedom of the press is important. It has written the first amendment and talks about the issues and the things that has happen.
Website #2
www.cpp.net.pk/freedom-of-press-curtailment-challenged-in-supreme-c...
Summary
It shows all the constitution and they show an example of the constitution.
Website #3
mmsoliviat3.weebly.com/bill-of-rights.html
Summary
It gives the amendments and an illustration.
Website #4
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freedom_of_the_press
Summary
Tells you the meaning of the press and gives you the examples in all around the world
Website #5
Summary
Shows an example of a case that happen to do with the freedom of the press.
Big Idea #2
sojournerelleby.wordpress.com/.../martin-luther-king-jr-and-the-1st-ame...
Summary
This website shows like the story about martin luther king and how he has to do with freedom of speech
Website #2
Summary
They explain how martin luther king uses freedom of sppech to defend the black people and give them rights
Website #3
Summary
Description of martin luther king jr and what he did and other leaders whi did the same
Website#4
www.newshounds.us/sarah_palin_observes_martin_luther_king_day_by
Summary
Shows a document of a person who thinks that barack Obama represents martin luther king in some ways.
Website #5
theprogressivecynic.com/2014/01/21/remembering-martin-luther-king/
Summary
Talks about martin luther king and what he did
Big Idea #3
billofrightsinstitute.org/.../freedom-of-speech/
Summary
Explains what freedom of speech means and shows history about it
Website #2
www.law.cornell.edu/.../first_amendment
Summary
This shows the 1st amendment and different sources that explains it in different ways
Website #3
en.wikipedia.org/.../First_Amendment_to_the_United_States_...
Summary
It shows the background of the first amendment and freedom of speech
Website #4
Summary
It gives you a definition of what freedom of speech means and it shows examples of what you can say
Website #5
www.freedomforum.org/templates/document.asp?documentID=3924
Summary
Shows the examples of the first amendment stands for which includes freedom of speech
Process
Helen Alejo
2/11/14
Technology/Design
Performance Task #3
1- Protest
How can the ability to protest change people’s perspective?
2- Martin Luther King Jr
How did Martin Luther King use the Amendment to get what he wants?
3- Freedom of Speech
How did Freedom of speech change life in America?
Evaluation
Emmanuel, Helen
2/27/14
Evolution Task 1
What is the Second Amendment?
The second amendment protects the rights of individual the right to keep in bear arms.
What is the reason this right was created and how has it affected everyday life? The second amendment was created like other amendments to the federal government and applied against the states. The second amendment has affected everybody life because it can protect people fro violence under weapons like guns being carried around.
What problems surrounded this amendment?
Problems that surrounded this amendment are like the case there talking about McDonald versus Chicago. The problem was about gun control that there going to discuss on supreme court.
Conclusion
Helen Alejo
2/13/14
Technology/Design
Performance Task 4
1st Amendment
http://content.time.com/time/video/player/0,32068,1027382448001_2080291…
Questions
What were the ideas or demands you can’t do without freedom of press?
What do they talk about religion state 2 facts they mention?
What do the people think about the first amendment how has it changed?