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The Supreme Court Round-Up 2021-2022

In their last season, the Supreme Court has heard a variety of cases on issues ranging from abortion access to a high school coach praying on the football field to the limits of Second Amendment rights. The Supreme Court plays a significant role in our governing system by interpreting the constitutionality of laws. The Justices do not come to unanimous rulings and often disagree over the meaning and application of aspects of our governing document. The people, too, often disagree on various rulings, and it is important that they discuss and debate the court's interpretations. Use this eLesson to guide students as they explore some of the cases the Supreme Court has heard in their 2021-2022 session while forming their own opinions on them.




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Further Resources
Our
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Supreme Court DBQs: Exploring the Cases that Changed History helps your students develop the critical thinking skills they need to evaluate the Court's rulings and the impact of these rulings on American society. Each of the 31 DBQs also contains a section called "The Issue Endures," which highlights current applications of the case issue.


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