Why and How Do People Fight for Due Process Rights?
Mystery
Historians refer to past decisions. In this lesson, students will learn about three due process champions: John Peter Zenger, Fred Korematsu, and Clarence…
Overview
Historians refer to past decisions. In this lesson, students will learn about three due process champions: John Peter Zenger, Fred Korematsu, and Clarence Gideon. Students will be able to provide evidence to answer the mystery question: “Why and how do people fight for due process rights?”
Grade Levels
- K-5
Learning Objectives
- Read the Bill of Rights and explain the freedoms it guarantees
- Analyze primary source material
- Use evidence to answer the question, “why and how do people fight for due process rights?”