OCOP Bill of Rights Discussion by Henry Mardon https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w Directions: Press "+" button in the bottom right hand corner. Then copy and paste your FILLED OUT Bill of Rights Research Discussion form. If you want to, add a photo you think represents your right. After you have done that, please interact productively with at least 5 other posts, by either asking a question or seeking clarification. Feel free to "like" posts that you feel are well researched and interesting, but "liking" does not count as an interaction. When your post gets a comment, try to answer their question to the best of your abilities! Remember, this is a place for positive interactions, you can ask a question without judgement! en-us 2021-01-31 18:50:36 UTC 2025-04-10 20:45:35 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-uploads.storage.googleapis.com/980086858/7ca17d0bea9ee4f9d98f589457f46a60/constitution_e1588970162587.jpg Discussion Post Format EXAMPLE jamesmardon https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1146065615
What right did you choose to learn more about? 

Freedom of speech

Describe what the right protects you from: 

I am protected from the government restricting my right to say what I want to say. 

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right: 

We have the responsibility to not be incendiary or use our freedom of speech to trample over the rights of other individuals

How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? 

We can look at the Capitol Riots of January 6, former President Trump is currently being accused of inciting violence for speech he used. 

For a 4: Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
 
Oh wow! My oh my... are there ever some subtleties to this one! I like to think of speech as a spectrum... on one side there's thought, the other there's action, and everywhere in between is SPEECH. Which side of the spectrum does your speech lean towards?

Some speech is inciting, other speech is simple musing!


]]> 2021-01-31 18:51:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1146065615 Right to petition angeljimenez3 https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1179481891 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • Right to petition the government.

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • This right protects citizens from getting abridged by congressmen.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim: 
  • We have the responsibility of not making a petition to be heard in times like 12:00am.


]]> 2021-02-08 21:35:57 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1179481891 Right to Freedom of Belief and Religion https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1183871272 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • The right to have freedom of belief and religion
Describe what the right protects you from: 
  • This right gives citizens the right to worship or not as you choose
One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right: 
  • We have the opportunity to go to church and worship with others, get baptized and/or have a job involved with a church such as a pastor.
How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? 
  • Two churches are suing Oregon Governor Kate Brown, saying her social gathering restrictions due to Covid 19 violate their Constitutional right to freedom of religion and assembly.
Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide.
  • Just because you have a religion and others don’t, does not mean that you can force your religion onto others. People have the right to their own opinion and you don’t want to try and forcefully change it.
]]> 2021-02-09 18:26:29 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1183871272 Freedom of speech https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1183995437 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • Freedom of speech

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • This right protects me from the government telling me when and when not to speak.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
  • We have the responsibility to use freedom of speech but not use it in a way that there will be consequences.
]]> 2021-02-09 18:46:18 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1183995437 Plead The Fifth- Allie Hansen https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184146751 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • I chose the 5th amendment.

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The 5th amendment protects people from being held for a crime they were incorrectly accused.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
  • The responsibilities of the citizens for the fifth amendment is they can not be forced to testify against themselves. The citizens may avoid questions that might make them seem guilty.


Mastery:
How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
  • For example, former President Donald Trump intends to plead the fifth when being accused of an impeachment.

Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
  • Just because you can plead the fifth when being accused, you can’t just “plead the fifth” when you are in a argument with their family or friends.
]]> 2021-02-09 19:11:05 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184146751 Right to assemble https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184357251 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • Right to assemble

Describe what the right protects you from: 
  • The government cannot restrict the right to peacefully assemble.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right:
  • An assembly that has turned violent is not protected and may be dispersed by law enforcement.

How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today?
  • The government has placed restrictions on group gatherings because of the pandemic to protect people from covid.

Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide.
  • Although they have a right to assemble, those assemblies could endanger and harm people if they contract Covid.
]]> 2021-02-09 19:49:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184357251 Freedom of speech By Blayne https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184415730 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • I choose the 1st amendment which is the freedom to speech. 

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The first amendment protects us from the government limiting our expression of words. 

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
  • The free communication of opinions and ideas. Every citizen may speak, write and print with freedom, but shall be responsible for such abuses of this freedom as shall be defined by the law. 


]]> 2021-02-09 20:00:59 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184415730 Sam Reed https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184646311 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • Having the right to bear arms
Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to):

It protects us from people who could break into my house or just want to harm us in any way.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 

  • It states, “A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.”



]]> 2021-02-09 20:54:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184646311 Right to Bear Arms https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184948871 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • The right to bear arms, 2nd Amendment.

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The government cannot restrict my right to protect ourselves with legal weapons. 

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
  • As citizens with this right we need to have the common scene to not go shoot people for no reason and then say that they were endangering you. And we don’t need military guns out on the streets. 


Mastery:
How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
  • The Capitol Riots of January 6. A lot of Trump supporters went and invaded the capitol, some with weapons. Yes it's their right but I don't think that it was appropriate or right. 

Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
  • Kinda like I said before just because you can have weapons doesn’t mean you can go slit someones throat then shoot them in the head and say that we're threatening you. 
]]> 2021-02-09 22:30:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1184948871 Kaidan Zimmerman https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1189929655     What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • I chose the 4th right. The right to have, “Protection against unreasonable search and seizure.”

Describe what the right protects you from?
  • The 4th right protects you from someone barging into your home, rummaging through your belongings, and then leaving with your possessions.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim.
  • You are responsible for letting a police officer, detective, etc, into your home if they have a search warrant. You are also responsible for checking if the person has a search warrant and/or is a real police officer, detective, etc.
]]> 2021-02-10 22:02:54 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1189929655 alexandria peluso https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1189931518 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • Freedom of speech
Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The government can’t censor my speech.
Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The government can’t censor my speech.
How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
  • Donald trump is trying to use the first amendment (freedom of speech) to defend himself, during his impeachment.

Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
  • Even though you have freedom of speech, it still means you should think before you speak, like you shouldn’t yell “he has a gun” in a room crowded with people, you can, you have the right to, but it’s rude, disrespectful and could harm others.
]]> 2021-02-10 22:03:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1189931518 The Right to Bear Arms-Ben Mun https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194177565 Information to Complete:
What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • The Right to Bear Arms (The second Amendment.)
Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to):
  • The government can’t limit the right to own a legal firearm to protect myself.
One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”):
  • As citizens of the United States we have the responsibility to not wreak havoc and shoot other citizens with this right, but what we should do is to protect ourselves and others around us from any danger.
Mastery:How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
  • Wednesday January sixth, 2021. Trump supporters stormed the U.S capital in Washington D.C some were even armed with firearms and unfortunately five people died that day whose names are Brian Sicknick who was an officer at the age of 42, Ashli Babbitt who was 35, Kevin Greeson who was 55, Benjamin Philips who was 50, and Rosanne Boyland who was 34 years of age.
Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):
  • Just because we have the right to own a firearm we have to remember it’s to protect us from harm, and not to cause more harm to others.
]]> 2021-02-11 19:21:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194177565 Freedom of Assembly https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194202805 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
Freedom of Assembly

Q: Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
A: Freedom of assembly protects people’s rights to peacefully assemble.

Q: One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
A: When using the freedom of assembly right you should keep your assembly peaceful. Law enforcement are allowed to break up a protest if it turns violent.


Mastery:
Q: How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
A: Earlier this year there was outrage over the mistreatment of black citizens by law enforcement, this lead to protests all around the country. 97% of these protests were peaceful and allowed.

Q: Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
A: You have the right to freedom of assembly however, it is your responsibility to make sure that it remains peaceful. As soon as it becomes a danger or threat law enforcement are allowed to break up an assembly.

]]> 2021-02-11 19:25:40 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194202805 The Right To Bear Arms https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194852368 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
  • I chose the Right To Bear Arms.

Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
  • The Right To Bear Arms means that you have the right to possess a weapon, for self defense.

One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
  • We have this right for defense, when it is used for other than defense and used against people, there is a problem. We have the responsibility to be responsible with these weapons that we were given the right to have.


Mastery:
How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
  • Today we see many people use fire arms, you now must be at least 18 years old to purchase a fire arm. We see people who use these fire arms to hunt, and for self defense. But in many other ways, that's not all people use them for. Some people use these weapons to hurt other people, which is going against the whole purpose of the right we have to bear arms.

Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
  • As citizens of the United States, we have the right to bear arms for self defense. Many people take advantage of this right and use it for harm towards other.  Just because you have the right to bear arms, doesn't mean you should take advantage of it and use it for harm.
]]> 2021-02-11 22:28:22 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194852368 Lily Hillstrom https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194950690 2021-02-11 23:19:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1194950690 The second amendment: The right to bear arms https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1195179815
  • I chose to learn more about Amendment #2: The right to bear arms.
  • The second amendment protects me from the government denying me access to weapons to protect myself.
  • Citizens exercising this right have to be responsible with how they use the weapons they conceal or own. Anyone who claims ownership over a weapon of this sort must not use it if possible not to.
  • The responsibilities of the Amendment can collide with the rights of the it in the case of someone using it against an unarmed citizen trying to harm them or in the case of using it to take something that doesn't belong to them or for the sake of revenge.

    • ]]>     2021-02-12 02:19:37 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1195179815     Karli Hagbo https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1197458558 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose to learn more about the freedom of press.
    Describe what the right protects you from 
    • This right protects you from having you online thoughts and or articles/stories or blogs be taken down on censored by the government.
    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim 
    • The right I chose is freedom of press, the responsibilities of the citizens that use this right are the responsibilities that every american has, this is because all the U.S. citizens have the right to freedom of press.
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? 
    • Hustler v Falwell is an example of freedom of press which then lead to it becoming a landmark decision of the Supreme Court ruling that the first and fourteenth amendments prohibit public figures from recovering damages.
    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide.
    • I think that the rights and responsibilities collide because just because you have the freedom of press, that doesn't mean that you should post anything and everything that comes to your mind.
    ]]>     2021-02-12 17:26:30 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1197458558     Jocelyn wallace https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1197506328      The right I chose to research is freedom of religion. This means the government can't restrict my right to worship any religion or choose not to worship a religion. Some of the responsibilities that come with this right are that we can believe what we want but we can’t impose this on others, We also may not remove others based on their religion or if they don’t believe in your religion. With covid many people who would normally go to places or gatherings for their religion have been unable to, which has caused some unrest because some claim that their freedom of religion outweighs their responsibility to stay home. This is a prominent example of rights v.s responsibilities they have the right to practice their religion but they have the responsibility to protect their community. ]]> 2021-02-12 17:36:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1197506328 Josie Davis https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1198729315 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I decided to learn more about the Third Amendment.
    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The Third Amendment protects us from soldiers marching into our house without our consent. At the time the Constitution was made, there were a lot of people who had been forced to house some of the soldiers in their homes. If they decided that they didn't want them in their home, then there was really nothing they could do about it.
    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”):  
    • Citizens have the responsibility to support troops when the country is in need.
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    • We do not see this right being used in current events today since the last war on American soil was in 1865 during the Civil War.
    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
    • Just because you have the right not to house soldiers, does not mean that you shouldn't when the country is in need. They are protecting you so you should help them if need be.
    ]]>     2021-02-13 02:47:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1198729315     Freedom of Speech Emery Borchard-Arrambide https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1217500780 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • Freedom of Speech.
    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • Saying what needs to be said.
    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • Stopping a protest that is out of hand
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    • Sharing opinions
    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?): 
    • If someone says something racist then it needs to be stopped.
    ]]>     2021-02-19 00:41:17 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1217500780     Sierra Archer https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1227922740 Freedom of Speech 

    What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I decided to learn more about Freedom of Speech.

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The freedom of speech rights protect and allow you to share your view and speak up for yourself and not be punished for it.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • It gives you the right to give a communication of your ideas and opinions. 
    ]]>     2021-02-22 18:08:55 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1227922740     Freedom Of Speech - Alexa Aranda https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1234075620 What Did You Choose To Learn More About:

    Freedom Of Speech which is the first amendment. 

    Describe  What The Right Protects You From:

    It let's me have a voice in this world It restricts the Government from letting me speak.

    One To Two Sentences Describing The Responsibilities Of Citizens Exercising This Right: 

    This right let's everyone have a voice. Everyone is able to speak and write with freedom!]]>     2021-02-23 23:06:11 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1234075620     What right did you choose to learn more about? The Right to bear arms https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1238915973 Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The government can’t stop me from buying a gun unless I don’t meet the requirements.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • When gun dealers sell you a gun it is their responsibility to warn you of dangers with the item. Others are also responsible for using the gun in a safe environment. 


    ]]>     2021-02-24 23:52:43 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1238915973     The Right to Bear Arms haileyaarellano https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1243908099 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose the Right to Bear Arms 

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The Right to Bear Arms protects me from the government taking away my weapons and the right to have them.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • The citizens have the responsibility to follow the rules that go along with the right to bear arms.
    ]]>     2021-02-26 02:15:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1243908099     Johanna Hickey https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1260810566 What right did you choose to learn more about? 

    • Individual rights

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 

    • The government cant restrict my individual rights as a US citizen 

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 

    • Its the citizen’s responsibility to be respectful when exercising their rights. for example, wearing a mask, you should also be respectful of other people’s safety when not wearing a face cover. Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.

    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)

    • We see this right being exercised in current events all the time, especially with the Covid pandemic, people around the world are using their individual rights to refuse to wear a mask when they leave their home.

    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  

    • It is important to notice the responsibilities of having individual rights, for example, when you’re not wearing a mask, you’re using you’re individual right but you are also not thinking responsibly. Instead of thinking about how those around you would be affected, you only think about yourself.
    ]]>     2021-03-02 21:14:20 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1260810566     Freedom of speech madisonephillips https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1264782529
    What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • Freedom of speech

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • Freedom of speech allows you to use your voice but doing it in a controlled manner, ensuring the safety of yourself and others

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • One example of freedom of speech is to contribute money to political campaigns, under any circumstance. Another example of this is the right to advertise products or professional services openly. There are some restrictions.

    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    • The Black Lives Matter movement is a great example of freedom of speech, also known as the first amendment. Protesters are using their voices to stand up for their own, and other people’s rights. This act is peaceful and constitutional.
    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
    • There are restrictions, as to what you are constitutionally allowed to say, and what you aren’t. You shouldn’t cause public chaos, but you could use your voice to stand up for what you believe.
    ]]>     2021-03-03 16:51:08 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1264782529     Bliss Baxter https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1265661062 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose to learn more about Freedom of Speech.

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • Because of the First Amendment, I have the right to speak out about the wrong.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • Even though we have the right to Freedom of Speech, citizens still have the responsibility of being kind to others. Freedom of Speech is not about putting good people down, but helping them up.
    ]]>     2021-03-03 19:25:13 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1265661062     https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1265948542 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose the second amendment 

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The government cannot restrict my right to protect myself and my family.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • The right to bear arms is for us to protect ourselves and our families. We have the second amendment to use in a situation when your life is in danger.  
    ]]>     2021-03-03 20:27:49 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1265948542     logan bovankovich I choose freedom of speech I am allowed to say anything i want without being punished or silenced by the governmentWe have the responsibility not to spread conspiracy theories or use our freedom of speech to spread disinformationMASTERY:A judge on Thursday ruled against Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry in a lawsuit he filed against a reporter who requested public records.The Advocate reports that state District Judge Tim Kelley in Baton Rouge ordered the release of records regarding a sexual harassment investigation of one of Landry's top aides, and said Landry's office must pay the attorneys fees for Advocate and Times-Picayune reporter Andrea Gallo.As i stated earlier just because you have the freedom to say the president is secretly planning to nuke the moon doesn't mean you should especially of the information is incorrect https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1271864505 2021-03-05 00:44:03 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1271864505 Daniel Meese https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1271935885 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose the First Amendment and the Freedom of Speech and the right to assemble

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • Protest grievances, have my say, practice whatever religion I want, and write what I want

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • The people have these rights, but there is also a moral obligation. Think before you speak, don’t be mean, say lies and most of all do not use the Freedom of Speech or right to assemble to hurt someone.

    Mastery:
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    • The things taking place today in our country are bad. This past year has seen one protest after another. Do these people have a right to protest, say how they feel?  Sure they do, but it is how they go about it that is wrong. Destroying downtown Portland, blocking traffic by laying down in the roads. They are abusing their rights and causing more trouble. Protests in Washington DC that try to overthrow the government should not be protected.

    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
    • As I mentioned, there is a moral responsibility that comes with these rights. Destroying someone’s property and injuring or even killing someone so you can say what you want should not be protected by law and fully prosecuted. There is a line between Freedom of Speech and that right to assemble that was crossed on Jan 6, 2021. Nothing peaceful about it and the rights were violated.
    ]]>     2021-03-05 01:08:04 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1271935885     Danny Pavlenko https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1275180484 What right did you choose to learn more about?

       I chose to learn about 
    the freedom to bear arms.

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 

    we should be aloud to has wepons in our positions for safty reasons. 

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 

    we can do a lot  with a gun but most importantly criminals can too. so that's why i think we should be able to hold a wepon in our positions.
    ]]>     2021-03-05 19:09:32 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1275180484     freedom of speech https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1276108641 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • The freedom of speech  

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • It protects me from the government telling me I cant say something.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • We have the power to use our freedom of speech but, we cant use it in a way that will get us in trouble with the law.
    ]]>     2021-03-06 03:14:44 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1276108641     https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1276559583 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • Freedom of Religion 

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • It protects me from the  government forcing me to practice a religion i don’t believe in

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • People can choose what religions they want to practice and choose to get baptized and get communions


    Mastery:
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    •  A rural Nevada church wants the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh in on a legal battle over the government’s authority to limit the size of religious gatherings amid the COVID-19 pandemic even after the church won an appeals court ruling that found Nevada’s restrictions unconstitutional.
    ]]>     2021-03-06 12:41:21 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1276559583     Sophia Tenney https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1277429803 What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • The right to keep and bear arms 

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • It protects my family and other peoples families from anything/anybody that may want to hurt us

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • It states: “The right to keep and bear arms is a right for people to possess weapons for their own defense. Only a few countries recognize an individual right to keep and bear arms and protect it constitutionally, with more classifying it as a statutory privilege granted to some segment of the population.”


    ]]>     2021-03-07 00:38:50 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1277429803     https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1277429884 2021-03-07 00:38:56 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1277429884 Freedom of Speech https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1290796531 Information to Complete:
    What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • Freedom of Speech

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • The government cannon’t restrict or censor what we the people say  

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 

    • We have the responsibility of using our freedom of speech how we want but not in a way that would be getting us in trouble
    ]]>     2021-03-10 02:16:12 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1290796531     6th amendment https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1295634670 Information to Complete:
    What right did you choose to learn more about? 
    • I chose the 6th amendment, which gives citizens a fair and speedy trial.

    Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): 
    • This right gives you the ability to be treated fair in court if you are accused of something, giving you a speedy trial, and implying that you can bring a lawyer and witness who will favor you, and the right to question the person accusing you.

    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): 
    • The responsibility of citizens when it comes to this amendment, is to not abuse the power you have, as well as treat someone who has been accused fairly.


    Mastery:
    How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)
    • Due to covid, the 6th amendment has been a lot of trouble to comply with, because of courts being closed.

    Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?):  
    • A good way of putting this, would be “just because you have power doesn’t mean you can abuse it”. If a citizen has the right to be treated fairly, they should also expect to treat others who have been accused fairly.
    ]]>     2021-03-11 00:08:06 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1295634670     Directions: Answer the following questions in your own words using complete sentences. Utilize your research skills to reference evidence to support your claim. After you are finished with this form, copy and paste your answers, and post to the padlet. Example: There is an example on the next page of this document Information to Complete: What right did you choose to learn more about? Freedom of speech Describe what the right protects you from (e.g. “The government cannot restrict my right to): The government cannot restrict my right to speak One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right, use research to support your claim (Hint: google “name of the right + responsibilities of citizens”): People can speak out saying something that should be changed and fixing things that are wrong with the government. People can be able to say things that don’t hurt other people.Mastery:How do we see this right being exercised or talked about in current events today? (Hint: research the name of the right + “current events” or “news article”)Today we see this a lot with protest and people trying to change the government. Explore how the right and the responsibilities collide. (for example: just because you have the freedom of speech, does that mean you can yell “Fire!” in a crowded movie theater?): With the freedom of speech you cannot say something that hurts people. https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1304065123 2021-03-12 19:36:16 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1304065123 Amendment 1 https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1312511642 2021-03-15 19:25:02 UTC https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1312511642 Marcus Barredo https://padlet.com/jamesmardon/dr0bhk39dmep513w/wish/1323783695 What right did you choose to learn more about? 

    • Freedom of speech


    Describe what the right protects you from: 
    • I am protected from the government restricting my right to say what I want to say. 


    One to two sentences describing the responsibilities of citizens exercising this right: 


    • We have the responsibility to not be incendiary or use our freedom of speech to trample over the rights of other individuals



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