Citizens’ Rights & Liberties

Thanks to the 1A the government may not engage in CENSORSHIP. What does it mean censor?

• ask the government to act

• read people's mail

• banning books or films to stop certain ideas

• protest

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Petitioning means...

• voting for new government officials

• making a formal request to the government

• protesting the government

• printing an anti-government newspaper

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What happens in countries such as North Korea, who do not have Freedom of the Press?

• the Government controls all information

• the people are more religious

• people protest frequently

• people write more petitions

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A march done by a hate group (KKK) that is peaceful and has the proper permit...

• is illegal

• is protected by the 1A

• creates a clear and present danger

• violates the rights of minority groups

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The government can take your property for the public good, but must give you fair compensation.

What is this concept called?

• slander

• libal

• eminent domain

• due process

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Under due process, you have the right to produce ______________ in order to have a fair trial.

• supplies

• happiness

• evidence

• a crime story

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Under due process, you have the right to have a _____________ represent you even if you can't afford one.

• judge

• a parent

• new suit/outfit

• lawyer

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The court case Brown v Board of Education changed...

• All American citizens could use the same transportation

• Separate but equal schools was not allowed

• Separate but equal schoolswas now allowed

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The Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Amendments focus on providing fair application of the law to all individuals and protecting rights of the accused. Fair application of the law is called:

• sovereignty

• federalism

• due process

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The Fifteenth, Nineteenth, and Twenty-Sixth Amendments all expand the right to vote to new groups of people. What is the term for the right to vote?

• impeachment

• suffrage

• checks and balances

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