Unit 3 AP Government

The 5th Amendment offers protection from what?

• Free Speech
• Unreasonable Search and Seizure
• Clear and Present Danger
• Self-Incrimination

Schenck v. United States established that "Clear and Present Danger" could limit which basic right?

• Freedom of Speech
• Freedom of Press
• Freedom of Religion
• Cruel and Unusual Punishment

New York Times v United States resulted in newspapers being allowed to publish classified information unless they included:

• embarrassing facts about the President
• criminal acts
• National Security concerns
• a petition of government policies

This amendment protects against cruel and unusual punishment as well as excessive bail and fines. 

• 8th
• 6th
• 3rd
• 2nd

The First Amendment includes the freedoms of

• speech and the right to bear arms
• religion, press, and right to counsel
• petition, assembly, press, speech, and religion
• press, petition, and the right to vote

The exclusionary rule holds that

• "fighting words" can be excluded from constitutional protection.
• a court can order or constrain an action by an individual.
• evidence obtained from an illegal search and seizure cannot be used in a trial.
• evidence wrongly excluded at trial may not be used in appellate court later.

What are civil liberties?

• make up the unwritten Constitution
• the rights to vote and participate in the political process
• laws that provide and set limits on one's freedoms
• individual legal and constitutional protections against the government

This case advocated free speech in the schools in the form of an anti-war protest

• Tinker vs. Des Moines
• Gideon vs. Wainwright
• Mapp vs. Ohio

Incorporation doctrine involves

• application of the Bill of Rights to the states
• the governments power to regulate corporations
• the extension of judicial review to state courts
• the interpretation of the commerce clause

Which clause prohibits the US government form interfering with a citizen's right to practice religion.

• establishment clause
• necessary and proper clause
• free exercise clause
• supremacy clause