Eiuil Liberties Hexagons Cases: Ideas/Principles: Engel v. Vitale Bill of Rights Schenck v. US 14 Amend. Due Process Clause McDonald v. Chicago Establishment Clause Gideon v. Wainwright Free Exercise Clause Griswold v. Connecticut Exceptions to Free Speech Brown v. Board of Education, Topeka 2" Amendment Obergefell v. Hodges Right to Privacy Mapp v. Ohio 14 Amend. Equal Protection Clause Civil Rights Movements Unreasonable Search and Seizure Rights of the Accused 4th gth 6% and 8% Amendments (1 hexagon each) Title IX Libel/Slander (1 hexagon) Wild Cards: Choose up to 3 additional ideas to add to your grid. These could be quotes from cases, related legislation, comparison cases, additional rights, etc. Instructions: You have a couple of sheets of blank hexagons. After cutting them out, you will write the court cases and the ideas on the hexagons. You have up to 3 wild card ideas that you can also connect. These will be determined by your group. At least one of your wild card ideas should be explained in the connection part of this assighment. Arrange your hexagons to connect ideas to one another. You are reflecting on how these ideas are represented in these documents and how they connect to one another. You will explain six (6) of your connections. When you choose your connections, place an arrow pointing toward the connection and then write an explanation of the connection on one of the slips of paper provided. When you have finished connecting all of your ideas and documents, you will take a clear photo and upload it to the assignment