By Clarissa Castillo Freedom of Speech The first freedom that we are granted is freedom of speech which states that we are given the right to speak freely with government interference Freedom of press ID: 312502
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The First Amendment and Its 5 Freedoms
By: Clarissa CastilloSlide2
Freedom of Speech
The first freedom that we are granted is freedom of speech which states that we are given the right to speak freely with government interference.Slide3
Freedom of press
The second freedom we are granted is the freedom of press which states that we can have the right to publish news, information, or opinions any where publicly without government interference. Slide4
Freedom of Religion
The third freedom we are granted is our freedom of religion which establishes and protects each persons right to practice or not practice any faith of their choosing. Slide5
Freedom to Petition
The fourth freedom is the right to petition which states that
american
citizens can ask for adjustments or changes in the government by collecting signatures for petitions and sending them to elected representatives. Slide6
Freedom of Assembly
The last freedom that we have is the freedom of assembly which states that we have the right to nonviolently protest, march, or carry signs.Slide7
Copy Right Vs. Plagiarism
Copyright is the right to
copy, print
, publish, perform, film, or record literary, artistic, or musical material, and to authorize others to do the
same
Plagiarism
is the practice of taking someone else's work or ideas and passing them off as one's ownSlide8
Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District
In 1965, Des Moines, Iowa
John
F.
Tinker, his
siblings Mary Beth
Tinker,
Hope
Tinker,
and Paul
Tinker,
along with their friend Christopher
Eckhart
decided to wear black armbands to their
high schools in
protest of the Vietnam War and supporting the Christmas Truce called for by Senator Robert F. Kennedy
. The principal learned of this plan and created a policy stating that school children wearing black arm bans were to be removed immanently. The older kids were suspended and a court case took place on
November 12,
1968.