07 Lesson 6.3-6.4 Review

What is defamation?

• Telling the truth about someone

• Saying something untrue to damage someone's reputation

• Praising someone publicly

• Writing a positive review

What is slander?

• Written defamation

• Spoken defamation

• Legal protection

• A type of protest

What is the purpose of limits on free speech?

• To allow all opinions

• To protect the common good

• To encourage defamation

• To promote incitement

What can happen if you lie and it harms another person?

• You can be rewarded

• You can be sued

• You can be ignored

• You can be praised

What can local governments control regarding property?

• How much you pay for your house

• Where and how buildings can be built

• What color you paint your house

• How many pets you can have

What is conscription?

• Voluntary enlistment in the military

• The process of rationing goods

• Drafting people into the military

• Censoring news reports

What does rationing involve during wartime?

• Increasing the amount of goods available

• Limiting the amount of something a person can buy

• Providing unlimited resources to the military

• Encouraging people to buy more

What was the purpose of Executive Order 9066?

• To draft more soldiers into the military

• To set up internment camps for Japanese Americans

• To increase rationing of goods

• To provide public defenders in court

What did the 1917 law make illegal during wartime?

• Buying more than the rationed amount

• Saying anything harmful to the U.S. war effort

• Joining the military without conscription

• Writing letters to soldiers

What was the outcome of Gideon v. Wainwright?

• It allowed for more rationing during wartime

• It required governments to provide public defenders

• It set up internment camps for Japanese Americans

• It increased conscription efforts