Ch. 19&21 Review

Which is true about religious guarantees under the 1st Amendment?

• Everyone must choose a faith.
• Congress must choose a faith.
• All faiths are not protected.
• People are free not to worship.

Which does the Supreme Court use to decide if state aid to parochial schools amounts to an establishment of religion?

• the Lemon test
• the Free Exercise test
• the triple standard
• the Establishment standard

The free exercise of religion may be limited when a religious practice does which of the following?

• violates criminal laws
• is strange or unusual
• is designed to raise money
• tries to recruit new members

In which situation can the government stop a public protest of its policies?

• when the protest is unpopular
• when it is on public property
• when another group disagrees
• when protesters are violent

The government cannot stop the publication of most newspaper articles because doing so would be an example of which of the following?

• clear and present danger
• symbolic speech
• injunction
• prior restraint

Which are guidelines for government when making rules regarding the time, place, and manner of assembly?

• Rules must allow for interpretation.
• Rules must regulate what is said during meetings. 
• Rules must allow participants to be as loud as they want.
• Rules must be content neutral.

Which is an example of symbolic speech protected by the 1st and 14th Amendments?

• peaceful picketing at a business site
• advertising the price of tobacco products
• advertising prescription drug prices
• leaking classified government papers to the press

Which is true of an alien, or a person who lives in the United States but is not a citizen?

• An alien has the same rights as a citizen.
• An alien must petition to have rights in court.
• An alien has none of the rights guaranteed to citizens.
• An alien has most, but not all, of the same rights as a citizen.

The process of incorporation guarantees that the freedoms in the Bill of Rights are covered by which of the following?

• Due Process Clause
• Establishment Clause
• Free Exercise Clause
• Incorporation Clause

By the law of Jus Sanguinis (law of blood), which of the following is a path to citizenship?

• Person was born on U.S. soil
• Person has not been convicted of a crime.
• One or both parents are citizens and has lived in the United States or an American territory at some time.
• One or both parent has lived in the United States or an American territory for at least 5 years.