Unrelated Rhyming
An impolite, unclothed man
What is a Rude, Nude, Dude?
This President made history in 2008
Who is Obama?
This is someone who testifies in court - sharing what they saw or heard
What is a Witness?
He gave the "I Have a Dream" speech
Who is Martin Luther King Jr?
Conduct that conveys a message without spoken words (i.e. Mary Beth Tinker)
What is Symbolic Speech?
An overweight feline sitting in the past
What is a Fat Cat Sat?
This President is famous for the Emancipation Proclamation
Who is Abe Lincoln?
The person in court who swears in witnesses: "You swear to tell the truth, the whole truth..."
Who is the Court Clerk?
The first black students who were let into an integrated high school
Who are the Little Rock Nine?
Speech offensive based on societal standards of common decency
What is Obscenity?
A cool, angry father
What is a Rad, Mad Dad?
This president served more terms in office than any other, equaling 12 years!
Who is Franklin D. Roosevelt?
This is the side in a court trial who brings the case to the court's attention - they have the complaint
Who is the Plaintiff?
A group of white supremacists who did not like any minorities
Who are the Ku Klux Klan?
ORALLY spreading false information about someone with INTENT to HARM
What is Slander?
A NOT nearby, celebrity, vehicle
Known as the first conservationist, this President helped create National Parks
Who is Teddy Roosevelt?
The trial court in the Federal System
What is the District Court?
This man preached a more violent approach to fighting for equality and inspired the ideals of the Black Panthers
Who is Malcolm X?
Freedoms guaranteed under the Constitution to PROTECT us from our government
What are Civil Liberties?
An influential singer's, birthday dessert, cooking competition
What is Drake's Cake Bake?
"Four score and seven years ago..." is the opening of this famous Abraham Lincoln speech
What is the Gettysburg Address?
What is Plessy vs. Ferguson?
This Amendment ended the practice of poll taxes in 1964
What is the 24th Amendment?
Spoken statements admitting one's own guilt