
UNDHR- EOC review
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JeanMarie Steele
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33 Slides • 21 Questions
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Eleanor Roosevelt, the UN, & Human Rights
Watch and be ready to
discuss:
● Magna Carta
● Diplomacy
● The UN
● Natural Rights
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Original available online here.
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Open Ended
What is a preamble? What does it do?
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Open Ended
Where does one get rights? How is this like the American system? What is different?
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Let’s discuss…
● Civil Rights
Act (1965)
● How is this like
the American
system?
Anything
different then
or now?
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Open Ended
What are the similarities and differences between Article 2 and the Civil Rights Movement?
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Let’s discuss…
● Natural rights &
● Unalienable rights
● Why may this be
different? Security
of person???
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Multiple Choice
Which Enlightenment philosopher claimed humans have natural rights that a government has an obligation to protect?
Baron de Montesquieu
Thomas Hobbes
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Open Ended
What were the 3 post-Civil War/Reconstruction Amendments? What did each of them do?
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Fill in the Blanks
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Open Ended
What is rule of law?
Which US President was involved in a SCOTUS case that revolved around rule of law?
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Multiple Choice
Which Amendment is about citizenship, equal protection, and due process?
13th Amendment
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Open Ended
What rights in the justice system do Americans have?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s habeas corpus?
● What was internment?
What were:
● Korematsu v. U.S.?
● Miranda v. AZ?
● Gideon v. Wainwright?
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Multiple Choice
Which landmark SCOUTS case determined that juvenile courts must follow the 14th Amendment?
Gideon v. Wainright
Brown v. Board of Education
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
In re Gault
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Let’s discuss…
What is in the 5th and 6th Amendments?
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Multiple Choice
Which 1215 document limited King John of England's power by giving due process rights to his subjects?
Common Sense
Declaration of Independence
English Bill of Rights
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Let’s discuss…
● Criminal
and civil
law
● Ex post
facto laws
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Fill in the Blanks
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Let’s discuss…
● Search & seizure
● Warrants
● What amendment
includes these?
● What is libel?
Slander?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s immigration
and emigration?
● What’s a passport?
● Where are
exceptions or
violations of the travel
rights in Article 13?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s asylum?
● What’s a
refugee?
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Let’s discuss…
● What nationalities
and identities exist
in the United
States?
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Let’s discuss…
● Why do you think an an article about marriage was included?
● What’s the full faith
and credit clause?
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Multiple Choice
What level of government issues marriage licenses?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s capitalism?
● Communism?
● What’s eminent
domain?
● How does due
process relate?
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Open Ended
What is the difference between capitalism and communism?
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Let’s discuss…
● First Amendment rights?
● What are limitations on these?
these?
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Multiple Choice
We are required to provide you with a "Mindful Minute" at the beginning of each school day. What type of law requires this?
State statute
Amendment to the US Constitution
ordinance
act
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Let’s discuss…
● What is
media?
● What
propaganda
techniques
have we
discussed?
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Open Ended
Provide a simple definition of 3 propaganda techniques we learned this year.
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Multiple Choice
What is the difference between a political party and an interest group?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s a
democracy?
● Direct and indirect
democracy
(republic)?
● Bureaucracy?
● Suffrage?
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Multiple Choice
Which US Amendment lowered the voting age to 18?
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s Social
Security?
● What’s an entitlement
program?
● What’s a safety net
program?
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Let’s discuss…
● How is the
government
involved with
work and the
workforce?
● What’s a
union?
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Let’s discuss…
● What laws or
rules are there
about working?
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Multiple Choice
Which Cabinet department is in charge of making sure workplaces are safe?
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Let’s discuss…
● What’s general
welfare?
● How does
government address
the concerns in
Article 25?
● What do you
remember about
citizenship? By birth
and by soil?
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Let’s
discuss…
●How does
education relate
to government
in the U.S.?
●What rights do
parents have in
education?
●What do you
know about
education in the
rest of the
world?
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Let’s
discuss…
● How does
government
relate to the
arts?
● What are
patents and
copyrights?
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Multiple Choice
Article I of the Constitution gives Congress the job of issuing copyrights and patents.
What is this type of power called?
Concurrent Power
Enumerated Power
Reserved Power
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Let’s discuss…
● How do the
international
organizations we
discussed this
week affect the
“international
order”?
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Open Ended
How do the international organizations we've learned about affect the "international order"?
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Let’s discuss…
● When can
freedoms be
legitimately limited
or restricted?
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Let’s discuss…
● What does it mean
if rights are
unalienable??
Eleanor Roosevelt, the UN, & Human Rights
Watch and be ready to
discuss:
● Magna Carta
● Diplomacy
● The UN
● Natural Rights
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