Civics Chapter 4.1, 4.2 Assessment

Freedoms we have that allows us to think and act without government interference

• slander

• censorship

• petition

• libel

• civil liberties

A formal Request

• slander

• censorship

• petition

• libel

• civil liberties

Banning printed materials or films merely because they contain alarming or offensive ideas

• slander

• censorship

• libel

• petition

• civil liberties

spoken lies

• slander

• petition

• libel

• civil liberties

• censorship

written lies

• slander

• petition

• censorship

• libel

• civil liberties

A citizens protection of censorship lies under what freedom?

• speech

• religion

• press

• petition

Freedom to practice religion falls under which clause in the first amendment?

• establishment clause

• free exercise clause

• supremacy clause

• taxation clause

Freedom of assembly is permissible as long as it is

• silent

• people stay in one place

• riotous

• peaceable

The right of petition means the right to

• request records

• enter the army

• express ones ideas to the government

• submit a story to the press

A court order allowing law enforcement officers to search a suspect’s home or business and take specific items as evidence

• grand jury

• double jeopardy

• indictment

• search warrant

• eminent domain