First Amendment Review

The primary source of American civil liberties is the...

• Communist Manifesto.

• Patriot Act

• Bill of Rights.

The idea of separation of church and state is expressed in the...

• Establishment Clause

• Free Exercise Clause

• Clear and Present Danger Rule

Freedom of religion can be both protected and limited by the national government

• True

• False

Personal freedoms that the government cannot infringe upon are known as

• inalienable rights

• human rights

• Civil Rights

• Civil Liberties

The first ten amendments to the Constitution of the United States, also known as the Bill of Rights. . .

• eliminated the concept of personal freedoms.

• express limitations on federal and state government

• guarantee a free education and healthcare to all

Which of the following is NOT a first amendment freedom?

• assembly

• speech

• religion

• due process

John organizes a silent protest at his school because he is unhappy with the lunch options available in the cafeteria. John is exercising his first amendment rights of

• press, assembly, and speech

• religion, assembly, and petition

• religion, speech, and press.

• speech, assembly, and petition

The right to petition allows individuals to

• freely exercise their religious beliefs.

• gather and publish information.

• make views known to public officials.

• peacefully gather

The Bill of Rights limits the actions of

• all levels of government

• state governments

• the national and state governments.

The case which established the Clear and Present Danger Rule is

• Spagetti v. Meatballs

• Marbury v. Madison

• Schenek v US

• Roe v. Wade