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Individual Rights

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Recognize how a right must be interpreted to balance individual rights with the need for order (i.e., freedom of speech, freedom of religion, and trial by jury). 8.4.8


Links verified 5/24/2011


  1. The Critical Balance: Individual Rights and National Security in Uncertain Times - article posted by the U. S. Department of State
  2. Individual Rights - read about us from the perspective of the Japanese
  3. Individual Rights - fifteen question multiple-choice quiz - answers checked online
  4. Rights of the People - this page has links to three types of topics; individual rights, race and civil rights, and disability rights
  5. Student Rights of Free Speech - What are you rights? - article about your free expression rights posted by the ACLU



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