McGowan Unit 3: Amendment Process and 1st Amendment

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Amendment

An official change (for example to the Constitution)

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Proposal

A suggestion

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Ratification

Officially signing or approving a document

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Convention

A formal meeting. (Example, the Constitutional Convention was a meeting to create the Constitution).

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Freedom of Religion

The government cannot establish (create) and official religion or tell people how to exercise (worship) their religion.

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Freedom of Speech

People are free to express their opinions and beliefs without the government stopping them.

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Freedom of Petititon

People have the right to express their views to the government. They can write petitions (written requests that people sign asking for something) or call their representatives.

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Freedom of Press

People have the right to publish (write) information, even if it criticizes the government.

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Freedom of Assembly

People may peacefully get together or gather in groups.