Freedom of Press,Assembly,and Petition

When was the first amendment ratified?

• December 15, 1791
• November 4, 1584
• March 16, 1993
• October 1, 1822

What is freedom of Press?

• allows people to write papers
• allows people to press buttons
• allows people to publish your opinion without the government stopping you 
• none of the above

What is freedom of  Assembly?

• allows people to speak freely.
• allows people to form unlawful groups
• allows people to form peaceful groups
• I don't know

What is freedom of Petition?

• allows groups to be in charge of the government
• allows groups to get together in order to sue others
• allows people to sign a letter to rebel against something
• allows people and groups to sue the government if been wronged

When was this amendment passed by Congress?

• March 30, 1798
• September 25, 1789
• May 14, 1645
• December 19, 1700

Who is John Peter Zenger?

• the first president of the United states
• a German immigrant and a NY printer that made a royal governor mad with his paper and in 1733, he was accused of libel. He was declared not guilty in court.
• a United states born man that made papers called New York news and made the president mad. In 1678 was declared guilty in court
• none of the above

What is the difference between safeguarding and limited individual rights?

• Safeguarding: a person or thing that ensures protection. Limited individual rights: a person’s rights and regulations
• safeguarding: a person who keeps a person is safe. Limited individual rights: a persons unfair rights that everyone doesn't follow
• they both are the same
• all of the above

Why did Framers create these freedoms?

• They thought they were very important
• Anti-Federalist wouldn't take the Constitution without the bill of rights
• people didn't have their own rights and  had to go by the state Constitution
• all of the above

What is libel?

• a published statement correcting someone's reputation
• a published statement
• a published statement that helps someone's reputation
• a published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation