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Objectives
Intro video
First Amendment Pre-Assess
1A language video
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of religion video
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of speech video
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of the press video
Freedom to Assemble
Freedom to assemble video
Petition the Government
Petition video
Directions for scenarios
Which of the following scenarios violate the First Amendment? (1st Q)
Which of the following scenarios violate the First Amendment? (Q2)
Frq Misunderstood 1A issues video
Directions for NOT violating questions
Social media co can block
Rolling Stone correction
Conc video
your turn again
List the 5 freedoms
1A protect & promote civic participation
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Which of the following scenarios violate the First Amendment?
Select the 2 that apply
Public school teachers are suspended by the superintendent after they march in peaceful protest on the sidewalk outside the school building before school hours to show support for better wages in their next contract.
Students wear shirts with religious sayings on them.
A private university cancels a controversial speaker after students protest.
A student newspaper publishes an advertisement from an activist organization accusing the mayor of corruption; the ad has minor factual errors.
A public school starts the day by saying a public prayer for all students during the announcements.
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