True/ False First Amendment and SCOTUS Cases

Local governments can legally require individuals or groups to obtain permits before they can speak or demonstrate on public property that obstructs traffic.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Congress cannot set up a national religion.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Your rights are both absolute and unlimited.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The first ten amendments are called the Articles of Confederation.

• TRUE

• FALSE

If a religious practice breaks a law, such as human sacrifice, then the first amendment always protects the religious practice.

• TRUE

• FALSE

New Hanover County may require daily recitation of prayers in its public schools..

• TRUE

• FALSE

The first amendment does not protect any speaker who urges an audience to commit violence.

• TRUE

• FALSE

In the U. S. you are free to believe or not believe in religion

• TRUE

• FALSE

The "wall of separation" refers to the division of power between the state and national government.

• TRUE

• FALSE

The government has the power to censor individual speech that criticizes it.

• TRUE

• FALSE