Protective rights

What does freedom of speech allow you to do?

• Speak at any volume in public places

• Express your opinions without government stopping you

• Say anything you want without consequences

• Interrupt others when they are speaking

Which of the following is NOT protected under the right to privacy?

• Keeping your email communications private

• Preventing the government from searching your home without a warrant

• Sharing someone else's personal information without consent

• Choosing to not disclose your medical history

Why is freedom of religion important?

• It allows the government to establish an official religion

• It lets people choose and practice their religion without interference

• It requires all citizens to follow one religion

• It prevents people from believing in anything

What is one way freedom of speech can be limited?

• By requiring government approval for all speeches

• When it incites violence or harm to others

• By only allowing free speech on weekends

• By making it illegal to criticize food

Can your right to privacy be legally breached by the government?

• Yes, but only with a valid warrant or in certain circumstances

• No, it can never be breached

• Yes, at any time and for any reason

• No, unless your neighbors give permission

What is considered a violation of freedom of religion?

• Choosing not to participate in any religion

• Practicing your religion in your own home

• Forcing someone to follow a particular religion

• Learning about different religions in school

Which of the following is an example of exercising freedom of speech?

• Yelling "fire" in a crowded theater when there is no fire

• Writing a blog post criticizing a government policy

• Stealing a megaphone to make a speech

• Forbidding others to speak about certain topics

How can property rights be legally limited?

• By banning all sales of property

• Through zoning laws and regulations

• By allowing anyone to use your property

• By making it illegal to own property

The right to bear arms means

• you have the right to own a weapon

• you have the right to use a weapon on someone for any reason

• you have the right to have arms that looks like bear arms

• you have the right to be protected by the police

Quartering means

• soldiers can come into your home without your consent

• soldiers are allowed to carry weapon s

• soldiers have the right to do whatever they want

• soldiers are allowed to fight for our freedoms