1st Amendment & BoR Practice

In the hallway between classes, Principal Barkley notices Henry wearing a “Bernie 2020" shirt, and she sees Aileen wearing a Reelect Trump pin. In order to stop all possible arguments or fights, the principal bans all clothing with political support or messages.

• The principal's ban of clothing is NOT legal

• The principal's ban of clothing is LEGAL

A newspaper publishes a false story that a politician accepted bribes from an interest group

• slander

• libel

• fighting words

• seditious speech

A TV host presents false information that he says proves a politician is not a legal citizen.

• libel

• slander

• obscenity

• seditious speech

A computer hacker creates a virus that spam emails pornographic images to thousands of people.

• libel

• slander

• commercial speech

• obscenity

A group of students wear blue ribbons to support cancer research.

• Pure Speech

• Symbolic Speech

• Libel

• Slander

A man giving a speech encourages listeners to directly attack all people of different races. He makes direct threats to neighbors and people in the town.

• Slander

• Libel

• Seditious Speech

• Fighting Words

At a rally against the WWII, an activist encourages listeners to burn their draft cards. The activist gets arrested.

• Seditious Speech

• Libel

• Slander

• Fighting Words

Gun laws are universal and the same for all 50 states.

• True

• False

The example the court established in Schenck vs. US as "clear and present danger"

• Yelling fire in a crowded theatre

• Giving a racially insensitive speech in public

• Lying about commercial products

• Wearing armbands to protest a war

Roe v Wade:

• Legalized abortion

• Legalized use of contraceptives

• Outlawed freedom to protest funerals

• Outlawed physician assisted suicide