Ever tried to win a disagreement? In Argument Wars, you will try out your persuasive abilities by arguing a real Supreme Court case. The other lawyer is your competition. Whoever uses the strongest arguments wins!
Cases include:
- Brown v. Board of Education
- New Jersey v. T.L.O.
- Texas v. Johnson
- Miranda v. Arizona
- Snyder v. Phelps produced in cooperation with the Harlan Institute.
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Stephanie Was Here !!! (;
LANDSLIDE!
I won! 1950 to 200!!
This game is fun & teaches u
This game is fun & teaches u lots of stuff. Anybody with bad comments needs to get a life!
fun game
fun game icivics
i love dogs and uniekerwnsz(:
i love dogs and uniekerwnsz(: LELELELELELELELALALALA :) you guys have no lives (: my teacher is bald :D
Stop.
iCivics has problems with posting things multiple times. You need not shove it in Red Voter 389's face that a mistake was made with her comment. it's called being rude. You seem to know what spamming is, so didn't you know that there's something even worse called insulting people? oh, and don't forget ganging up against someone. That's not very efficient or practical, now is it?
Stop.
iCivics has problems with posting things multiple times. You need not shove it in Red Voter 389's face that a mistake was made with her comment. it's called being rude. You seem to know what spamming is, so didn't you know that there's something even worse called insulting people? oh, and don't forget ganging up against someone. That's not very efficient or practical, now is it?
In response to Teal Councilman 778:
Well, you are right.
She was not hindering my experience as a user, so perhaps my accusations aren't that well based after all.