Tinker v Des Moines

Students are free to protest disruptively and distractingly

• False

• True

Students are free to protest how?

• Peacefully

• Destructively and disorderly

• As long as it does not distract or disrupt the school day

Answer explanation

Students have the Constitutional right to protest as long as its peacefully and does not disrupt or distract others during the school day

Teachers and students still have constitutional rights on school grounds

• True

• False

[ Stop #1 ]The District Court ruled in favor of

• The parents

• The school district

• The US Army Draft

[Stop #2 ] The US Court of Appeals (Supreme Court) ruled in favor of

• Charles Schenck

• The School district

• The parents

Many Americans did not agree with the Vietnam War because

• It was very costly in terms of money and American lives

• South Vietnam was winning the entire time

• It was very controversial

• It was clear communism would lose

Vietnam was divided into

• North and South Vietnam

• South and North Korea

• Communism Crossing and Freedom Junction

• North Central and South Southside

The dangerous herbicide that the US used during the Vietnam War

• Orange Panda

• Orange Agent

• Agent Orange

• Agent Black

The students (siblings) whose parents sued the school district were named

• Mary Tinker

• Mary Sprankle

• John Tickle

• John Tinker

The School district that sent the students home was in

• Des Moines, Arkansas

• Des Moines, Iowa

• New Hyde Park, New York