FIRST AMENDMENT FREEDOMS AND VOCABULARY

Tthere are 5 freedoms stated in the 1st amendment to the US Constitution: petition, speech, religion, press and ____

• politics

• assembly

• housing

If you meet in front of the courthouse to protest the building of a new Walmart in your neighborhood, that would be freedom of

• assembly

• speech

• press

If you write to Ms. Headley (politely) to complain about the SOL requirements in Eighth grade, that is a form of

• religion

• press

• petition

If I write to the VA Governor Northam to complain about a raise in taxes, that is a form of

• speech

• petition

• assembly

If I choose to wear a cross to the grocery store, that would be considered freedom of

• speech

• religion

• assembly

the government can take your property for the good of the community and pay you for it

• due process

• eminent domain

• double jeopardy

If the Winchester Star publishes a story that says the Mayor is not qualified to speak about road improvement, that is freedom of

• speech

• assembly

• press

The government CANNOT put you on trial for the same crime twice; that is

• eminent domain

• due process

• double jeopardy

The Constitution makes sure that you have all the rights necessary when you go through the court system; this is known as

• due process

• eminent domain

• double jeopardy

When you march in front of your school board to protest the lack of new school buses, that is a form of

• speech

• assembly

• petition