3.2 Summative

To secure the blessings of liberty, the ____________ provides basic freedoms to citizens including the freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and petition the national government.

• First Amendment

• Articles of Confederation

• Fifth Amendment

• Civil Rights Act

The First Amendment states that people shall be free to exercise their __________________, and government may not establish a ______________________.

• religion

• culture

• doctrine

• tradition

The First Amendment provides people with the freedom of _____________ so long as people do not commit libel or slander.

• speech

• thought

• petition

• religion

The First Amendment provides the freedom of ______________, the right of newspapers and other public media to publish articles believed to be accurate

• the press

• the tyranny

• the government

• religion

The First Amendment provides people with the freedom of ________________, the right to gather peacefully with other people in public.

• assembly

• religion

• speech

• the press

The First Amendment provides people with the freedom of ____________________, the right to present requests to the government without punishment.

• petition

• the press

• speech

• faith

To help provide for the common defense, the Second Amendment prevents the government from infringing upon the citizen's '_____________ (own weapons) and recognize the right to form a militia.

• right to bear arms

• freedom of privacy

• freedom of speech

• right to private property

To secure the blessings of liberty and establish justice, the Fourth Amendment prevents the government from illegal _____________ meaning the government must have reasonable cause for a warrant.

• search and seizure

• discrimination

• eminent domain

• writ of habeas corpus

To establish justice, the Fifth Amendment protects citizens from ____________ meaning one does not have to make a statement that will implicate himself or herself in a crime.

• self-incrimination

• double jeopardy

• eminent domain

• habeas corpus

Guaranteed in the Fifth Amendment, ____________ means the government must provide all legal rights that are owed to a person which will secure the blessings of liberty.

• due process

• eminent domain

• Miranda rights

• writ of habeas corpus