Now it’s time to apply the research process and expand the research you started in the last lesson. The notes will provide some structure to help you get started.
I chose the 4th amendment.
Your topic: 4th ammendment (specific Amendment/personal freedom from Bill of Rights)
Fill in the list of resources relating to the topic you selected. Two sources have been provided for you to assist in your research. Explore the provided sources and add sources from your own research. Use your Research Process Notes from this lesson if you need help remembering the research strategies introduced in this lesson.
Multi-media Sources: videos, audio, slideshows, or graphics |
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Source 1: Video, http://www.annenbergclassroom.org/page/the-story-of-the-bill-of-rights (use the video related to the Amendment you chose for your research), “The Story of the Bill of Rights,” Part ____.
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Landmark Case Articles: find articles related to the landmark case you intend to use in your article |
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Source 1:article with list of landmark cases, http://billofrightsinstitute.org/educate/educator-resources/landmark-cases/ (choose one case in support of your topic)
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Contemporary Court Cases: find articles on cases related to your topic |
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Advocacy Articles: find articles or documents with statements from presidents, politicians, or advocates about the topic you selected |
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