What is the primary reason the government may limit free speech?

• When the government feels criticized
• When it is intended to and likely to cause lawless action
• When a joke becomes offensive
• None of the above

Which entity has the power to regulate speech?

• Congress
• The president
• The Supreme Court
• State governments

Which of the following is NOT explicitly protected by the First Amendment?

• Freedom of religion
• Right to petition
• Right to assemble
• Right to a jury trial

What forms of expression are included under the definition of speech?

• Talking
• Printed speech
• Speech on the internet
• All of the above

Who can impose restrictions on speech in certain contexts?

• The government
• Private employers
• Private schools
• All of the above

Which branch of government is primarily responsible for creating laws?

• Legislative branch
• Executive branch
• Judicial branch
• Electoral branch

Who were the Anti-Federalists?

• A group opposing the federal government
• Supporters of the Constitution
• Loyalists during the American Revolution
• State governments

How is the right to free speech characterized?

• It can be regulated by the local government only
• It’s an unalienable right
• It’s an alienable right
• It has nothing to do with the First Amendment

What are the two clauses related to religion in the First Amendment?

• Establishment, Restricted Exercise
• Prayer, Recommended Reading
• Establishment, Free Exercise
• State sponsoring, Church building

What are justices who disagree with the majority opinion called?

• Concurring opinions
• Dissenting opinions
• Unanimous opinions
• Inflated opinions