Privacy and the First Admendment
Privacy and the First Admendment
Description:
The pink suit Jacqueline Kennedy wore on November 22, 1963, still covered in the dried blood of President Kennedy, lies in a drawer in the Smithsonian. It was delivered to the Smithsonian with only a return address attached, perhaps to verify authenticity. Who exactly sent the dress to the Smithsonian is unknown. What is known is that the Smithsonian is not permitted to display the dress until November 22, 2063. This footnote in history exemplifies the constant struggle between the desire for privacy and the acknowledgment of their place in history for Jacqueline Kennedy, from the day she married John F. Kennedy, until the day she died. In this lesson, students will research and debate the topic of privacy.
Education Levels:
9, 10, 11, 12
Subject:
Process Skills, United States History, United States Constitution, United States Government, Writing (composition), Technology And Civilization
Resource Type:
Lesson plan
Fee Status:
Free
Online provider:
The National First Ladies' Library
Learning Outcomes:
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