First Amendment Rights (5 Freedoms)

A reporter printing untrue information about President Obama in the newspaper.

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

A student discussing to the school principal about ordering Uber eats at lunch.

• Freedom to Petition the Govt

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Assembly

A _______ is a written list of laws that make sure citizens have rights and that the government cannot have too much power

• Consent

• Limited Government

• Written Constitution

• Unlimited Government

Families homeschooling their children so they can include their religion in their children’s education

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom to Petition the Government

• Freedom of Religion

A protest march against illegal immigration

• Freedom to Petition the Government

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Religion

A student stating, “I’m going to beat you up if you look at me that way again.”

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Religion

A cartoon in a newspaper that makes fun of religion

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom to Petition the Government

This important freedom allows people to tell the government what they think is needed.

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom to Petition the Government

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of assembly

This freedom lets American citizens to say what they think, provided they do not purposely hurt someone else's reputation by telling lies

• Freedom of Press

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Assembly

This freedom means that the government may not force you to accept one set of religious beliefs nor may it interfere with the way you worship.

• Freedom of Speech

• Freedom of Religion

• Freedom of Assembly

• Freedom of Press