3.3 review bingo

Owning property is an example of which of the following?

• Petitioning the Government (01)

• Exercising Religion (02)

• Economic Freedom (03)

• Freedom of Assembly (04)

How does the judicial branch protects individual rights?

• Overturning unconstitutional laws (01)

• Ratifying constitutional laws (02)

• Enacting constitutional laws (03)

• Vetoing unconstitutional laws (04)

The 19th Amendment allowed women to vote, what was the long-term impact?

• Protected the due process rights (01)

• It expanded the right to vote (02)

• Expanded the right to privacy (03)

• Protected equal property right (04)

Based on the poster, which U.S. document would be supported by purchasing war bonds?

• Bill of Rights (29)

• Common Sense (30)

• Declaration of Independence (31)

• Universal Declaration of Human Rights (32)

How has the constitutional protection of free speech shaped the involvement of individuals in social movements in the United States?

• Punished people that support unpopular social movements. (11)

• Allowed people to choose the social movements they want to support. (12)

• Barred involvement in social movements that speak out against the government. (13)

• Required individuals to receive government approval to support social movements. (14)

Freedom of the Press allows which of the following?

• Allows the government to controls all media sources (07)

• Allows the media to only publish a story based on popular opinion (08)

• Allows the government to share only certain information (09)

• Allows the media to report on the actions of the government (10)

Elena: It is important that people let their opinions be known. I think that protests are okay as long as they don't cause a disruption.

Which constitutional principle supports Elena’s argument?

• the right to due process (15)

• the right to plead the fifth (16)

• the right to peaceably assemble (17)

• the right to equal protection under the law (18)

The state has the authority to take private land if it is necessary for the general public. This is known as?

• Civil Law Case (06)

• Federal Government Negotiations (07)

• The state is not allowed to take private land (08)

• Eminent domain (09)

“…students do not shed their First Amendment rights at the schoolhouse gate.” Means that...

• The Constitution limits individual rights (60)

• The Constitution does not apply to students (61)

• The Constitution safeguards individual rights (62)

• The Constitution safeguards the rights of non-citizens (63)

Which U.S. Supreme Court decision addresses the need for public schools to balance students’ rights with principals’ responsibilities?

• Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier(1988) (25)

• Gideon v. Wainwright(1963) (26)

• Plessy v. Ferguson(1896) (27)

• Bush v. Gore(2000) (28)