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The PATRIOT Act follows a long history of presidents taking individual rights away to protect the nation during war. President Adams took away the rights of people to protest the government early in the nation's history. President Lincoln suspended Habeas Corpus during the Civil War. President Bush responded to the 9/11 attacks by expanding the power of the federal authorities to monitor individuals while directly impacting several of their freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.

• Do you believe that the PATRIOT Act was necessary and fair given the circumstances?

• What freedoms does the PATRIOT Act infringe upon?

• What personal freedoms, such as freedom speech, are you willing to give up in times of conflict?

• Which freedoms, such as the freedom to protest, religion or the right to trial by jury, do you feel should never be taken away even in conflict?

The PATRIOT Act follows a long history of presidents taking individual rights away to protect the nation during war. President Adams took away the rights of people to protest the government early in the nation's history. President Lincoln suspended Habeas Corpus during the Civil War. President Bush responded to the 9/11 attacks by expanding the power of the federal authorities to monitor individuals while directly impacting several of their freedoms guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.

• Do you believe that the PATRIOT Act was necessary and fair given the circumstances?

• What freedoms does the PATRIOT Act infringe upon?

• What personal freedoms, such as freedom speech, are you willing to give up in times of conflict?

• Which freedoms, such as the freedom to protest, religion or the right to trial by jury, do you feel should never be taken away even in conflict?

The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution states that all Americans are guaranteed the freedom of speech. However, this freedom is regulated by a series of other laws cautioning what is said. Slander, defamation and threats are not protected, for example. Recently, crimes such as cyber-bullying and virtual stalking have received national headlines. Given the nature of recent crimes and the virtual lack of restraint on the web, what are your thoughts on passing federal laws to regulate the World Wide Web in the United States?

• Would a federal law regulating Internet usage go against the rights guaranteed by the First Amendment?

• Does the Internet need some sort of regulatory law protecting all those that use it?

• Can you think of examples of content many may think should be regulated, such as threats, racism and slander? Do you feel it should be regulated?  Why or why not?

• Can you think of any examples in the recent news or in your own school in which Internet use led to a crime?

In the last section, you explored travel podcasts. In this section you will explore video postcards which are widely available online through a number of video resources. Some are created by tour companies hoping to entice you to take a visit, while others are filmed by foreign tourists or even local citizens of the region.

For this warm-up activity, check out the webpage about ancient Greece (Original Democracy vs. Ours).

Think about the following two questions as you read the webpage: US History: Democracy is Born (

1 How does the rule of law of the ancient Greeks resemble that of modern America?

2 Ancient Greece may have been the birthplace of democracy, but how did their version contrast with that of modern America?

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Examine the following picture. How does the picture reflect globalization?

Subject- contemporary world issues

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1. Describe ways that industry has placed a strain on the environment.

2. Examine the following picture. How does the picture reflect globalization?

3. What are the positive and negative effects of globalization upon different cultural groups? 

Subject- contemporary world issues

Every American community has some sort of connection with the concepts of globalization. Whether it is a tradition that is held over from long ago immigrants, foreign restaurants, a church, or a part of town dominated by another language. Globalization in America is pervasive.

Please take a moment to list 4 or 5 examples of globalization that you find in your community. How have these impacted your community? Do you see any positives or negatives in the globalization of your community? Have any jobs been lost or created?

Subject- contemporary world issues

The concepts of these three principles of cultural identity do not always mean hatred or bias, but can be used to help facilitate such feelings.

1 Can you give an example of ethnocentrism, patriotism and nationalism that you see in the United States?

2 Explain how each of these examples impacts the general international perspective of being an American citizen.

3 How might other nations view each of these examples? Do you think these examples shed a positive or negative light upon American culture?

Subject- contemporary world issues

On September 11, 2001, terrorists attacked the United States of America. What do you know about the day that is simply called 9/11?

The attacks took place in Shanksville, Pennsylvania; New York, New York; and Washington, D.C. on what was considered a typical work day for most people.

If you could interview a witness to one of the attacks that day, what questions would you ask? What would you want to know?

In what ways do you think life for Americans may have changed after that day?

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