Civil Liberties and the Amendments Study Guide

What is the significance of the court case Tinker v. Des Moines (1969)?

• It established the principle of 'separate but equal'.

• It upheld the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II.

• It affirmed the First Amendment rights of students in public schools.

• It ruled that school-sponsored prayer in public schools is unconstitutional.

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Which of the following protections are included in the South African Bill of Rights?

• Right to Equality

• Right to Bear Arms

• Right to Free Internet

• Right to Own Property

How do First Amendment protections apply to social media platforms?

• They do not apply at all.

• They apply fully as they do to traditional media.

• They apply in a limited way, allowing platforms to moderate content.

• They apply only to government-run social media platforms.

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Which historical event exemplifies the freedom of assembly protected by the First Amendment?

• The publication of the Pentagon Papers

• The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom in 1963

• The ratification of the Fourth Amendment

• The establishment of the exclusionary rule

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What is the primary purpose of the Fourth Amendment?

• To protect freedom of speech

• To ensure the right to a speedy trial

• To protect against unreasonable searches and seizures

• To guarantee the right to bear arms

What is "probable cause" in the context of the Fourth Amendment?

• A hunch that a crime has been committed

• Absolute certainty that a crime has occurred

• A reasonable belief that a crime has been, is being, or will be committed

What is the "exclusionary rule" related to the Fourth Amendment?

• It excludes certain groups from Fourth Amendment protections

• It prevents illegally obtained evidence from being used in court

• It excludes police from entering private property without permission

• It prevents citizens from refusing a police search

How does Germany's approach to freedom of expression differ from the United States?

• Germany has no protections for free speech

• Germany has stricter laws regarding hate speech and Nazi symbolism

• Germany allows absolute freedom of expression without any restrictions

• Germany only protects political speech

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In the context of the Fourth Amendment, what does "plain view" refer to?

• The requirement that all searches must be conducted in daylight

• The ability of officers to seize evidence in plain sight during a lawful presence

• The need for search warrants to be written in plain language

• A citizen's right to plainly see any warrant before a search

How does India's constitution differ from the U.S. in terms of protecting freedom of speech?

• India does not protect freedom of speech at all

• India's protections are absolute with no restrictions

• India allows for "reasonable restrictions" on speech for state security and public order

• India only protects political speech

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