Bill of Rights Quiz

The principal that the government must not deprive a person of life, liberty, or property by unfair actions is called..

• alien
• due process
• naturalization
• exclusionary rule

the right to free exercise ones religion

• sedition
• pure speech
• free exercise clause
• symbolic speech

Texas vs. Johnson is an example of

• symbolic speech
• sedition
• treason
• pure speech

The 4th amendment exercises what rights?

• right to public trial
• freedom of religion
• right to bear arms
• right to privacy

protections against government are..

• civil rights
• civil liberties
• incorporation
• due process

The gradual process by which the Bill of Rights is applied to the states.

• civil liberties
• civil rights
• incorporation
• due process

Protections created by government against group discrimination.

• civil liberties
• civil rights
• due process
• incorporation

What amendment is freedom of religion, speech, press, and assembly.

• 2nd
• 1st
• 3rd
• 5th

rule that states illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in trial.

• exclusionary rule
• ex post facto
• writ of habeas corpus
• bills of attainder

After a person is charged with a crime, and if the crime is committed again they cannot be charged with the same sentence
Unless the two acts of crime were in two separate states

• grand jury
• eminent domain
• double jeapordy