Civics Quarter 3 Review 2019

A change to the constitution is known as a ....

• correction

• amendment

• clause

• precedent

Controversial 2000 election; candidate requested a recount due to faulty ballots

• Tinker v Des Moines

• Trump v Clinton

• Miranda v Arizona

• Bush v Gore

5th amendment protection that prevent you from being tried for the same crime twice

• Double jeopardy

• No self-incrimination

• eminent domain

• No do-over clause

All guaranteed legal steps and freedoms are know as

• civil laws

• Due Process laws

• criminal law

• original jurisdiction

Supreme court case that claimed freedom of speech is protected in school as long as it is NOT disruptive

• Hazelwood School District v kuhlmeier

• Brown v Board of Education

• Plessy v Ferguson

• Tinker v Des moines

Which principle allows the government to force the sale of your property for public use?

• Eminent Domain

• Double Jeopardy

• Establishment Clause

• Supremacy Clause

What is a limit on your first amendment rights?

• if it is offensive

• if it endangers lives

• if it insults the government

• no limits on personal freedoms

What is an example of freedom of petition?

• burn the flag

• boycott

• email your congressman

• vote for a presidential candidate

Which landmark case ensured that police read you your rights when taken into custody

• Gideon v Wainwright

• in re gault

• Texas v Johnson

• Miranda v Arizona

suffrage means

• the right to a lawyer

• right to vote

• right to a search warrant

• right to a speedy trial