Civil Liberties

What is protected by the first amendment?

• Speech, Assembly, Religion, Press, Petition

• Right to bear arms

• no quartering of troops

• no unreasonable searches and seizures

What is protected by the Second Amendment?

• Speech, assembly, press, religion, petition

• Right to bear arms

• no quartering of troops

• no unreasonable searches and seizures

What is protected by the third amendment?

• speech, assembly, press, religion, petition

• right to bear arms

• no quartering of troops

• no unreasonable searches and seizures

What is protected by the 4th amendment?

• Speech, assembly, religion, petition, press

• right to bear arms

• no quartering of troops

• no unreasonable searches and seizures

The free exercise clause gives people the right to

• assemble and express their views on public matters

• hold meetings and parades on public streets without permits

• believe what they choose in matters of religion

• exercise wherever they choose

If you are arrested and you "plead the fifth," what are you doing?

• pleading innocent to the charges

• You are not answering questions that might incriminate yourself

• You are not meeting with a lawyer

• You are saying you are too young to be arrested for a crime

How are freedom of speech and press limited?

• the 14th amendment

• laws against libel and slander

• checks and balances of state governments

• the government's power of eminent domain

One legal protection guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment is that a person accused of a crime must be

• given a fair punishment

• allowed access to a lawyer

• tried for the crime only once

• given a warrant for his arrest

The first ten amendments to the Constitution 

• Bill of Rights
• Preamble
• Rights
• Bill of Laws

The 5th Amendment offers protection from what?

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