Masterpiece Cake Shop Case Quiz

What is the main issue at the heart of the Masterpiece Cake Shop case?

• The legality of civil unions in Colorado

• The balance of liberties between religious beliefs and anti-discrimination

• The legality of gay marriage in Massachusetts

• The right to free speech in public spaces

Why did Charlie Craig and David Mullins choose to have their reception in Colorado?

• Gay marriage was legal in Colorado

• They wanted to challenge Colorado's anti-discrimination laws

• They preferred the scenery in Colorado

• They had family in Colorado

What was the outcome of the case in the Colorado Civil Rights Commission?

• The case was sent to the federal court

• Charlie Craig and David Mullins won the case

• Jack Phillips won the case

• The case was dismissed

What is Jack Phillips' main argument for refusing to make the cake?

• He was too busy to make the cake

• His religious beliefs prevent him from participating in a gay wedding ceremony

• He does not make cakes for any weddings

• He does not serve gay customers

How does Jack Phillips differentiate between providing a service and participating in a ceremony?

• He provides services for all events

• He only participates in ceremonies that align with his beliefs

• He does not differentiate between the two

• He believes all services are a form of participation

What constitutional argument does Jack Phillips use to defend his actions?

• Freedom of speech

• Right to privacy

• Right to bear arms

• Freedom of assembly

What is the counterargument to Jack Phillips' claim of freedom of speech?

• Baking a cake is not considered speech

• Only artists have freedom of speech

• All businesses must support all events

• Freedom of speech does not apply to businesses

What is the significance of the Employment Division of Oregon v. Smith case in this context?

• It was a case about freedom of speech

• It was unrelated to the Masterpiece Cake Shop case

• It supports the use of peyote in religious rituals

• It highlights the balance between public need and religious freedom

What analogy is used to argue for anti-discrimination laws for gay Americans?

• Comparison to women's rights

• Comparison to animal rights

• Comparison to African-American civil rights

• Comparison to immigrant rights

What is the broader societal implication discussed in the conclusion?

• The need for more religious freedom

• The need to return to 1950s values

• The importance of moving forward with inclusive legislation

• The importance of maintaining traditional values