GUIDED PRACTICE
DIRECTIONS: Students review the questions and watch the "Supreme Court Same-Sex
Marriage Decision":
1. What is the main argument and the specific claims?
2. Is the reasoning valid and the evidence relevant and sufficient? Cite Evidence.
3. Are there false statements, irrelevant evidence and/or fallacious reasoning? Cite evidence.
4a. In supreme court decisions and U.S. seminal documents, how are constitutional
principles and/or legal reasoning applied?

Obergefell v. Hodges is one of the  landmark civil rights case  which ruled that the fundamental right to marry is gurateed to same-sex.

Explain the different arguments.

1. Same sex marriage case also called as Obergefell v Hodges case involved.

The arguments and claims revolved around.

2. Yes the reasoning was valid because it cited various issues faced by same-sex couples and how their marriage and union was nullified and discarded by law.

3. The decision stated that the same-sex marriages is protected under due process cited in fourteen amendment.

The legal reasoning is process for giving reasons for legal acts and decisions or justifications for Direct opinions about the meaning of law and its relevance to action. It is base on rules anomalies and customs.

This is how the Obergefell v Hodges case came into action.

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“His misery leaped The seas, was told and sung in all Men's ears: how Grendel's hatred beganHow the monster relished his savage war On the Danes, keeping the bloody feud Alive, seeking no peace, offering No truce, accepting no settlement , no price In gold or land and paying the living For one crime only with another”(61-69) Can someone tell me what is this quote saying about Grendel

give me a sentence with the word melodrama used in the sentence

100 POINTS!!! WIL MARK BRAINLIEST!
Your responses should include the following to receive the points in parentheses:

Respond in a paragraph.
Answer is written in complete sentences.
Think about the selections by European writers you have read in this unit. Do these writers seem to have concerns that are different from those of writers from the Americas? In a fully-developed paragraph, analyze these concerns and give examples of why you think concerns are the same or different.

Read the beginning of Jacob's short story.
You could say I have already met a lot of interesting people in my life-which is not bad, consideringam only 16 See during the summers)
work with my dad and my brother at the boat docks. We rent salboats and cances and sell supplies for folks heading out to Harker's Sound for the
day
Recently, one of those summer weekends had a pretty typical starts saw a group coming our way nothing special, a couple of adults with
some teenagers trailing behind. I heard a woman say. We rent the cances right over there right Trenton and suddenly I went from the happiness
of working to a feeling of dread. As I looked more carefully at those teens, my suspicion was confirmed there was my archenemy Trentorn. We
hadn't gomen along since we tied at last year's road race. He liked winning So did (but I didn't mind sharing the victory.
seadying breath and put on my most professional smile
I took a
Which sentence, if used in the blank, would best help introduce the character of Trenton to the reader?
O1. While they approached everyone was talking and laughing Trenton included
2. The dock was not all that wide and the group had to walk a line with Trenton in the back
2. By the way he was swaggering like he owned the place I realized Trenton had chosen our boats on purpose
O4 As Trenton and his family took in the sights of the dock, ther heads were bobbing up and down just like the boats