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Rights, Duties and Responsibilities:
Definitions:
1. Rights
2. Duties
3. Responsibilities
4. Democracy
Review:
5. What was Korematsu vs. United States (1944)?
Thinking: Make sure to use some of the key vocabulary:
Citizen
Alien
Rights
Responsibility
Duty
Law
Democracy
Common good
Rule of law
6. Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court Decision in Korematsu vs. United States (1944)? Why or why not?
7. In your opinion should the U.S. government have the ability to take away rights during the time of war? Why or why not?
a. Foreigners (aliens) during war
b. U.S. citizens during war
Take your time. You are allowed to write in Spanish. All answers must be submitted online. Anyone who writes mostly in English will get an additional 10%.
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37 comments:
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Brankely Garcia...
NIRORKIS WAROTE:
Definition of Rights, Duties,Responsibility,Democracy.
Rights: have the right to vote, to fair trial, to practice your own religion, and to the right of speech.
Duties: rule of law, obeying the laws, defending the nation, paying taxes, attending school, and serving on a jury or as a witness in court.Something that you have to do.
Responsibilities: working toward the common good,voting,holding government office,and participating in election campaigns.
Democracy: a type of government the people select their own government.
5.Korematsu vs.was the background during the world war 11.
Nirorkis Guerrero
NIRORKIS GUERRERO WROTE:
6.i desagreewith supreme court decision in Korematsu vs. United States (1944) because United States forced thousands of japanese and japanese American to moved to internment camps,or because they looked japan.
7.Both have the ability to take away rights during the time of war because it is a duty,responsibity.
Nirorkis Guerrero
Definitions:
1.Rights: rights in Spanish means derechos it is something whit what yon were born it are to protect you. The more important thing of the rights is that all your rights get an end when are starting the other people’s rights.
2.Duties: duties in Spanish means deberes ; duty mean that you have to do it because if you do not you can o to the jail.
3.Responsibilities: responsibility in Spanish means responsabilidades ; responsibility mean that you should to do something but you don’t have to.
4.Democracy: democracy in Spanish means democracía ; the democracy is to participate thru the representatives.
5. korematsu was a boy that lived in the unite states , he was born in the unite states and he got to go to some camp, and like he was an American citizen he had the right to stay in his house , but it was his duty so he got go to the jail.
6. I’m disagree ´cause the Japan people didn’t have the fault of to look Japan and some of the were Americans , but for the reason they look japans they got to go to internment camps.
7.
a. no, because even they were immigrant , just ´cause they are persons they have all the rights he or she should to have.
b. no, because just because they are persons they have all the right they should to have and also they were Americans so the unite states did not can to take up or take away it’s people’s rights.
Gabriela Cortés
1.citizenship.is a person who was born in united of states if you born in one state of the united states'if you take a exam'or if you born in a military based.[2].rights].have the right to vote to fair trial to pratice your own religion and the right of speech.[3]duties.]rule of law obeying the laws defending nation paying taxes attending school and serving on a jury or as a witness in cart. you have to do.[4].responsibilities.working to ward the common good and participating in election campaigns.[5].demacracy.expresarse.un tipo de govierno que la gente elige su govierno.[6].korematsunt.vs.was the background during world warll.[7].YO ESTOY DE ACUERDO CON LA CORTEN BECAUSE ES IMPORTANTE PARA NOSOTRO POR CUAL KIER COSA delito que cometa otra persona hay se puede acer debate.[8].mi opinion es sobre el govierno que me siento muy olgullosa de tener a un govierno que no pueda echar para lante y que pueda ayudar alos deconmentado que le puedan dar trabajo y comida .............ATT;JERRICSA CRUZ
1. Rights: have the right of talk, vote, work, study, and other.
2.Duties: something that you shot has to do.
3.Democracy: type of government that you chose what ever you want.
4.Responsibilities: obligacion legal o moral que se tiene a consecuencia de hacer o haberse cometido una falta.
5.Toyosaburo Korematsu a native-born American citizen refused to leave his home and go to the camps .he was arrested , charged with failure to rederal for relocation , and was convicted in federal district court . Korematsu have many responsibilities go to the camp but he has rights like a normal citizen.
6.Yes , because he is citizen , he exsige sobre his rights ,and he has mamy responsibilities like a citizen sobre todo aun que he was a Japanese- American.
7.Both have ability during the war because they are en peligro de que los maten in the war.
Beatrice Bodre....
Rigths,Duties and Responsibilities.
1. Rights are the things that you born with. For example you have the right to respect, to vote, to make your opinion, to speech, and to almost do what ever you like.
2. Duties are the things that you have to do. For example you have the duties to pay taxes, to required by law to defending the nation, and to attending school.
3. Responsibilities are the things that you can choose whether or not. For example you can choose to vote, to not required by law to fulfilled our responsibilities.
4.Democracy is a government based on a written constitution and laws made by representatives elected by people.
5. Korematsu VS. United States was a men called Korematsu that in the Word War 2 when the United States sent to the people that are Japanese for one part. They sent to concentrations camps and when the United States want to sent he to the concentrations camps he said No and protect because he was an American, but his parents was Japanese.
6.I am disagree with the Supreme Court decision in Korematsu VS. United States because if he born in the United States and his parent in Japan that is not mean that he is not an American because he is an American and he had the right and responsibilities to say not I don’t want to go. And also if he born in the United States he have the right and laws that every citizen born in the United States and he don’t had the rights and laws of Japan because he is not an Japanese.
7. In my opinion the U.S. government have the ability for one part and for another part not to take away rights during the time of war in both (aliens and U.S. citizens). I like for one part in both (aliens and U.S. citizens) because I know the U.S. government is protected us going for that not happen something bad to us, but not protect us going to concentrations camps, or going to jail because this is something horrible. I don’t like for the another part because some people that are U.S. citizens they think that are the best because they are white’s people and they could treating bad to alien’s people because they born in another country and also I think that if they have to take away rights during time of war they could start with the U.S. citizens because they born in the United States and they had to do that thing that the U.S. government said because the duties, rights, and laws of the U.S. government, but that not include the people or child that born in U.S. and her parents are Latinos or alien. Then the U.S. government will go with the alien’s people because they don’t born in U.S., and also if his parents are alien they born in another country and also they will get the probability to say not if they want. That’s what I think.
Brankely Garcia...
Right: the rights to which every person is born and defends us in life.
Duties: the duties to which they are rules of law, that law if the person do what the law says it is mandatory
Responsibilities: Responsibilities are optional things in which one chooses to do for the good of the common citizen.
Democracy is when people vote to choose their ruler.
5). Korematsu was a citizen who had been unidense Japanese physical traits by their forefathers, the United States was at war with Japan, and all the Japanese people with Japanese features placed them in concentration camps because it was law, but refused to go to that place because the American was born in the United States.
6). Korematsu Both because it is American but also Japanese not only by physical features, if not because their generation was Japanese and that Japan also makes it right but the American had to be American
7). No, because laas people have rights that protect them, because these were created to defend our views.
A). No, because they are not citizens but the government has no right to remove the right
B). Not because the American people, not citizens, all have rights and nobody can deny
BLANCA LOPEZ
1.Rights: Have the rigth to vote something you born with it.to fair trial,to practice your onw religion.
2. Duties: Something you need to do madatory,eule of law, defending the nation,paying taxes.
3.Democracy. A type of goverment the people seleted their onw goverment .
4. Responsibilities: something you can deside on.
5.The korematsu vs. was the background during the woul word.
6. no lo entiendo bien
7. both have the ability during the war they was in deger thet they get kiil in the war.
By: {Adrianid Rodriguez}
Nirorkis,
You need to use more of the vocabulary words in part B.
Mr. PPD
Gabriela,
Here is your feedback.
Pay attention to the spellings of
WITH (con)
Through (via)
BECAUSE (not cause)
Your definitions were very good.
5. Question: Why did Korematsu refused to move?
6. You mean Japanese. What was the Supreme Court’s justification for imprisoning Japanese Americans?
7. Good work. Remember that all countries are proper nouns and the first letter should be capitalized United States
Pay attention to my grammar and spelling comments. Check your grade online and answer my questions for a better grade. Also, try to use more vocabulary words.
Mr. PPD
Yerrisca,
This is your feedback. Please read carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
I did not ask for the definition of citizen or citizenship.
Rights: Good examples but no definition. What does the word rights mean?
Good job on the definition of duty.
Responsibility: You did not give me a definition for responsibility. What does the word responsibility mean?
Good definition for democracy.
5. You did not tell me why Korematsu sued (took to court) the U.S. government.
a. What were Japanese internment Camps?
b. Why was Korematsu arrested?
6. Yo no entiendo su respuesta. Trate de contestar mas una vez y trate de utilizar las palabras de vocabulario.
7. La ultima respuesta no tiene nada que haber con la pregunta.
a. En su opinión, si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de extranjeros durante tiempos de guerra? Por que o por que no?
b. En su opinión si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de ciudadanos americanos durante tiempos de guerra?
Check your grade and answer my questions for a better grade.
Mr. PPD
Beatrice,
This is my feedback. Please read it carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
You did not give me a definition for voting. You just gave me examples. What does the word rights mean?
Good job on the definition of duty.
3. You cannot choose whatever you want in a democracy. You cannot use illegal drugs. Try to define democracy one more time.
Question: What is a democracy?
4. There is no legal obligation for responsibilities. Try to define responsibilities in English.
5. Good job on question 5.
Question: What were Japanese Internment camps?
6. Me conteste la pregunta en espanol. I did not understand.
7. I do not understand your point. Please answer these two questions again. Look at Yerrisca’s feedback for the questions translation into Spanish.
Mr. PPD
Brankely,
I am very impressed with your work and your progress in the English language. Here is your feedback. Please read it carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
Rigths,Duties and Responsibilities.
Your part A (definitions) is phenomenal! Great job! No questions!
5. Technically these camps were called internment and not concentration camps (but they mean the same thing).
Question: How did the U.S. government justify putting Japanese Americans and Japanese immigrants in jail?
6. Either say, I am disagreeing or I disagree. Great work and I agree with you. Great argument!
7. Government is singular (government is, does and has not are, do and have)…
Excellent and thoughtful ideas, however, Supreme Court justices have to say yes or no. I am not sure you did.
Question: If you had to pick what would you have chosen? Why?
Answer my questions for an A+ and 5% points in last week’s exam
Mr. PPD
Blanca,
This is your feedback. Please read it carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
You did a great work on the definitions of rights, duties and responsibilities. You said that “democracy is when people vote to choose their ruler(s)”. This is actually the definition of a republic. It is similar, but not quite the same.
Question: What is a democracy?
5. Great explanation. You mean Japanese-America and not “unidense Japanese”.
Question: What happened to Korematsu when he refused to move to the Japanese Internment Camps?
Physical traits by their forefathers, the United States was at war with Jap
6. I am not sure you answer the question.
a. What was the Supreme Court decision?
b. Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court’s decision?
7. Ok.
You should try to use more vocabulary words and expand on your answers.
Mr. PPD
Adrianid,
This is your feedback. Please read it carefully, ask me questions if you need, and answer my questions for a better grade.
1. The word right is just like the number eight and the word night. G-H-T.
Good job on the definitions of democracy, duty and responsibility.
5. You did not answer my question.
a. What were Japanese Internment camps?
b. Why was Korematsu arrested?
6.
a. What did the Supreme Court decide on the case Korematsu v. the United States?
b. Do you agree or disagree with the Supreme Court decision?
7. I don’t understand you argument.
a. En su opinión, si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de extranjeros durante tiempos de guerra? Por que o por que no?
b. En su opinión si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de ciudadanos americanos durante tiempos de guerra?
Mr. PPD
7.Both have the ability because they was in danger that the get kill,and they had the responsibility,duty,democracy,and the rights.
Nirorkis Guerrero
Darlin Pimentel... 8th
Part 1: Rights, Duties and Responsibilities
1. Rights- A right is a legal or moral entitlement or permission.
2. Duties- Duties is the work that you are obliged to perform.
3. Responsibilities- Rensponsibilities are like the obligation to carry forward an assigned task to a successful conclusion.
4. Democracy- Democracy is a form of government in which the supreme power is held completely by the people under a free electoral system.
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5. korematsu vs. U.S...
was the world war karematsu vs. uneted states (1994).
6. I desagree because they dont have to look like a japanese people.
7. no because they can take away their right because their are people that need their right and duties..
Democracy is a form of government in which power is held directly or indirectly by citizens under a free electoral system.
Korematsu went to the Supreme Court to decide whether if he go to the concentration camp or not.
Supreme Court is the highest ranking of all the courts, and has the final word of law.
Disagree, because it was an american citizen, and people do not have to be judged by their physical appearance.
Blanca Lopez
Darline,
Your work is late. You need to do your work on time. Here is your feedback. Please read it carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
Your definitions are correct, but they should be written in your own words. Part B is too short.
5. Questions:
5a. What were Japanese Internment camps?
5b. Why was Korematsu put in prison?
5c. In what year?
6. I don't understand you argument.
a. What did the Supreme Court decide in the Korematsu case?
b. Do you agree with the Supreme Court's decision?
7.
a. Should the government take away the rights of terrorists? Why or why not?
Mr. PPD
Blanca,
Thank you for answering my questions.
Mr. PPD
Rights:permission to do something guaranteed by law: we have right to free in this country.
Democracy:Political regime(diet) in which the people exercises the sovereignty for if same, measurement of a representative organ (direct democracy) or for intermediary representative (representative democracy).
Responsabilities:a duty to deal with or take cair of sb/sth ,so that you may be blamed if sth goes wrotng :we are recruiting a sales manager with responsabilitity for ensuring that the rules are enforced.
Beatrice Bodre
6. I’m disagree ´cause the Japan people didn’t have the fault of to look Japan and some of the were Americans , but for the reason they look japans they got to go to internment campsi desagreewith supreme court decision in Korematsu vs. United States (1944) because United States forced thousands of japanese and japanese American to moved to internment camps,or because they looked japan.
[7]. No, because laas people have rights that protect them, because these were created to defend our views Both have the ability to take away rights during the time of war because it is a duty,responsibity.att;yerricsa cruz
Beatrice,
You gave me dictionary or encycopledia definitions. I do not need that. I need you to use your own words.
Also, you never answered the following questions;
Question: What were Japanese Internment camps?
6. "Me conteste la pregunta en espanol. I did not understand."
7.
a. En su opinión, si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de extranjeros durante tiempos de guerra? Por que o por que no?
b. En su opinión si el gobierno de los Estados Unidos deberia tener el derecho de sacar los derechos de ciudadanos americanos durante tiempos de guerra?
Mr.PPD
Yerrisca,
This is your second feedback. You never answered the following questions:
1. What does the word rights mean?
2. What does the word responsibility mean?
3. What were Japanese internment Camps?
4. Why was Korematsu arrested?
Thank you for explaining question
number 6. Question number 7 is a little better, but still confusing. We need to work really hard together to make you better prepared for high school ;)
Mr. PPD
Answer my questions to improve your grade
7.a.they don't have ability because they depent the govermet of them coutry and nobody has right to take the right of other.
b.no if they are citizen the goberment not have right to take the rihts the other person.
Right, Duties,and Responsibilities.
Feedback...
5.Answer:The U.S goverment justify putting Japenese Americans and Japenese Immigrants in jail because the U.S. goverment think that the Japenese people were plaining a war against the United States and American people.
7.Answer:In my opinion if the U.S. goverment have the ability to take away rigths during the time of war I choose that they take away rights during the time of war on U.S citizent, and that not include U.S citizen that had foreigners
family.I say that because if the U.S citizens with American family born in the U.S they had the rights,duties,and responsibilities of the U.S goverment because they born in in the U.S ,they had Americans family and also they are Americans.
Rights:It is the science that one entrusts of the laws that govern the villages, countries, and the world ex:when a person is born has right to have a family, educasion food, the animals that live in herd or group protect from other animals more wild animal(rude) one to other one.
Democracy:It is the right that the person has to be freely the things that are according to law.
Responsability:It is the right that the person has to fulfill the laws with the assigned task.
answer:the japonese was internment camps in the unites stated.
6.i'm desagree with supreme court in Korematsu vs. united states because they are don't think that he is a citizen they take away the right,and responsability that Korematsu like a citizen.
7. a.no U.S. government don't have ability to take the rights of nobody even that nanny war, nobody have the rights to take away the right of other.
b. no U.S. government don't have ability to take the right of nobody becaunse even that they are citizen they have right like them, They don't to come to want take away people's rights .
Beatrice Bodre.....
Hi! Mr.Pitts-Dilley I only want to say that I think that I forgotten to put my name in my feedback that you can identify and don't get confused say;
Right,Duties, and Responsibilities.
Feedback.
5.Answer: and in here say the answer.
7.Answer:and in here say the answer.
Brankely Garcia.....
Brankely,
Thank you for telling me. I was confused.
Mr. PPD
BRANKELY WROTE:
Right, Duties,and Responsibilities.
Feedback...
5.Answer:The U.S goverment justify putting Japenese Americans and Japenese Immigrants in jail because the U.S. goverment think that the Japenese people were plaining a war against the United States and American people.
7.Answer:In my opinion if the U.S. goverment have the ability to take away rigths during the time of war I choose that they take away rights during the time of war on U.S citizent, and that not include U.S citizen that had foreigners
family.I say that because if the U.S citizens with American family born in the U.S they had the rights,duties,and responsibilities of the U.S goverment because they born in in the U.S ,they had Americans family and also they are Americans.
Brankely,
Thank you for submitting your work. Great work. Question number 5 is well written, but remember that government is like the state on New Mexico (NM): goverNMent!
You did a very good job explaining and defending your argument. Excellent work, but just to let you know I respectfully disagree with you (my rights are my rights).
Mr. PPD
5. Because he said that he was born in the Unites States even he looked like a Japanese person he was American so he had the right to stay in his home.
6. Becuase during the Second World War the Unites States of America was fighting whit Japan.
Gabriela Cortés
Darline,
Your work is late. You need to do your work on time. Here is your feedback. Please read it carefully and answer my questions for a better grade.
Your definitions are correct, but they should be written in your own words. Part B is too short.
5. Questions:
5a. What were Japanese Internment camps?in the united states.
5b. Why was Korematsu put in prison?
Because he have antipass japansee
5c. In what year?
In the 1944
6. I don't understand you argument.
a. What did the Supreme Court decide in the Korematsu case?
Because he have ficical of a japanase
b. Do you agree with the Supreme Court's decision?
Is not fear
7.
a. Should the government take away the rights of terrorists? Why or why not? Yes because they are terrorist for one reason..and if they did something bad supposet to take them aways..
Mr. PPD
Gabriela,
The Supreme Court justification is that in times of war sometimes the government may take rights way, if they can "prove" that they need to do some "necessary" evil.
Mr. PPD
Thank you Beatrice.
Mr. PPD
We are getting there!
Thank you Nirorkis,
Do not get mad if you do not get what you think you deserve! You are an amazing and brilliant young woman. If people tell you can't do something, then prove them wrong!
Mr. PPD
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