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Scrambled School
Supplies
Connor: blue pen, pencil
Jayden: glue stick
Hannah: crayons
Olivia: red pen, eraser
Logan: ruler
Sophia: glue stick, pencil,
eraser
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What is Free Speech?
Imagine being put into jail for 26
years because you CRITICIZED your
government. That happened to
Nelson Mandela when he criticized
his country's GOVERNMENT for its
policy of apartheid (separating
black and white people).
When the AMERICAN colonies
were under British rule in the1700s,
a man by the name of John Peter
Zenger was brought to trial for
PUBLISHING a newspaper that
criticized the British government.
The leaders that started the United
States of America created the
Constitution to PROTECT people
from these kinds of INJUSTICES.
With the First Amendment of the
U.S. Constitution, they established
the FREEDOM of both speech and
PRESS, as well as three other
freedoms.
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Matching hats
A & C, B & G, D & E, F & H
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"Give me your tired, your
poor, your huddled
messes yearning to
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