Censorship, control and freedom of speech (C1)

Freedom of speech is considered an ______ that cannot be taken away by the government.

• Democratic deliberation

• Societal norms

• Inalienable right

• Civic engagement

______ dictate acceptable behavior and attitudes within a community or society.

• Chilling effect

• Societal norms

• Intellectual pluralism

• Suppress opposition

Active ______ is crucial for ensuring citizens participate in the decision-making processes of their country.

• Civic engagement

• Promote social cohesion

• Vibrant public sphere

• Safeguard liberties

Limiting free speech and open discussion can ______ by reducing transparency and accountability.

• Uphold democratic values

• Undermine democracy

• Intellectual discourse

• Engage in civil discourse

A ______ occurs when people are discouraged from expressing their views due to fear of negative consequences.

• Respect for diversity

• Pluralistic society

• Chilling effect

• Empower individuals

A ______ is characterized by open debate and participation from all sectors of society, fostering active discussions.

• Challenge societal norms

• Vibrant public sphere

• Disseminate information

• Undermine democracy

A ______ allows for the coexistence of different beliefs, values, and lifestyles within the same society.

• Chilling effect

• Pluralistic society

• Intellectual discourse

• Suppress opposition

In a democracy, ______ encourages diversity of thought and the exchange of different ideas.

• Promote social cohesion

• Respect for diversity

• Intellectual pluralism

• Safeguard liberties

The role of the government is to ______ and ensure that individual freedoms are protected.

• Engage in civil discourse

• Safeguard liberties

• Challenge societal norms

• Intellectual discourse

Public officials must ______ to create an environment where freedom of speech and expression are respected.

• Uphold democratic values

• Empower individuals

• Disseminate information

• Chilling effect