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Criminal justice - law teacher manuals $5-10
Ancient Rome: Twelve Tables of Roman Law Using Classroom as Courtroom
This is my favorite lesson for teaching about Ancient Rome, and it's the favorite of many other teachers as well. You receive a four-six hour unit plan for studying ancient Roman law through engagement and interaction between the teacher and the class and classmates themselves.
More importantly, it is a complete set of plans for active and exciting learning that involves creating a mock Roman courtroom in your classroom (based on historical fact) and judging up to THREE real court trials from
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5th - 10th
Areopagitica: Freedom of the Press, Supplement Edition
Milton's staunch defense of the principle of freedom of the press was based on his extensive knowledge of Latin and Greek instances of censorship as compared to relative freedom of expression. Although presented in the form of a long speech to the Long Parliament, it was simply a pamphlet in the "Pamphlet Wars" of the period of unrest during the Interregnum. The Lord Protector, Oliver Cromwell, accepted Milton as his Latin Secretary on the basis of Areopagitica. We owe him a debt of thanks for e
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9th - 12th, Higher Education
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American Crime Story - OJ Simpson - Part III - Answer Key for episodes
I have taken notes according to student instructions so you have a basis for grading. Save yourself the time of pre-watching the episodes! Color-coded according to episode number.
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10th - 12th
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