Task 2: The Bill of Rights For the United States, the Bill of Rights serves the basic purpose of protecting individual rights and liberties. Yet it also performs a fundamental role in establishing an environment that supports and sustains civil society. While the Founders may not have used the term \"civil society\" in their writings and discussions, the rights they protected in these first 10 amendments to the Constitution encourage citizens to engage with each other informally and formally in civic institutions to continually improve the nation's democracy. a. Review the amendments in the Bill of Rights. Choose three rights to focus onthe rights you believe are the most important ones in the document. Take notes about each right in the table provided. Include the amendment number and the name of the right. identify a current real-world scenario that illustrates conict around that right, and describe the reasons explaining the different sides of the conict. Type your response here: Right 2 Amendment Right Current issue Reasons for conflict Explanation Right 3 Amendment Right Current issue Reasons for conflict Explanationb. Choose one of the three scenarios from part a of this task. Write a speech as if you were a member of the House of Representatives or some other government official speaking to a town hall meeting in your district. In your speech, highlight this conict and issue for your constituents. Also list potential solutions to the issue and discuss the consequences if no solution is found. Finally, explain your own opinion, in your role as a US representative, on how to resolve the situation. Be sure to support your viewpoint with evidence. Review these brief speeches from Rep. John Lewis (D-GA) and former Rep. Jim Ramstad (R-MN) as examples of this type of argument for a policy prescription. Once you have written your speech, ask your teacher if you should record the speech and submit a video of it for peer or teacher evaluation via School Tube. Type your response here: Task 3: Balancing Liberty, Order, and Democracy A balancing act occurs in US government and society between the rights of individuals and maintaining the common good, which can affect the whole country. a. Write a 250- to SOC-word argumentative essay on one of the listed topics. Choose a topic that you find interesting or is somehow relevant to you: ' Why are there laws limiting the freedom of speech? ' Why is it important to balance majority rule with minority rights? ' Is the use of civil disobedience warranted in response to laws that some people feel are unjust? ' What is the correct balance between protecting the freedom of religion, maintaining the separation of church and state, and protecting people from discrimination? In the space provided, explain a little about the topic you've chosen and why you chose it. In your answer, note a time in history when this issue has come up or a current event that relates to the issue. Afew resources and examples are provided in the Resources section below, but you are also encouraged to nd and use your own sources and examples. The resources provided demonstrate only a few of the many ways that the listed topics can be interpreted. Type your response here: b. Now that you've started to think more about your topic, it's time to write your essay. Use the process section to help you write a well-structured response to the question you've picked. Type your response here