Worksheets3.3 review bingo
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
Owning property is an example of which of the following?
Petitioning the Government (01)
Exercising Religion (02)
Economic Freedom (03)
Freedom of Assembly (04)
How does the judicial branch protects individual rights?
Overturning unconstitutional laws (01)
Ratifying constitutional laws (02)
Enacting constitutional laws (03)
Vetoing unconstitutional laws (04)
The 19th Amendment allowed women to vote, what was the long-term impact?
Protected the due process rights (01)
It expanded the right to vote (02)
Expanded the right to privacy (03)
Protected equal property right (04)
Based on the poster, which U.S. document would be supported by purchasing war bonds?
Bill of Rights (29)
Common Sense (30)
Declaration of Independence (31)
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (32)
How has the constitutional protection of free speech shaped the involvement of individuals in social movements in the United States?
Punished people that support unpopular social movements. (11)
Allowed people to choose the social movements they want to support. (12)
Barred involvement in social movements that speak out against the government. (13)
Required individuals to receive government approval to support social movements. (14)
Freedom of the Press allows which of the following?
Allows the government to controls all media sources (07)
Allows the media to only publish a story based on popular opinion (08)
Allows the government to share only certain information (09)
Allows the media to report on the actions of the government (10)
Elena: It is important that people let their opinions be known. I think that protests are okay as long as they don't cause a disruption.
Which constitutional principle supports Elena’s argument?
the right to due process (15)
the right to plead the fifth (16)
the right to peaceably assemble (17)
the right to equal protection under the law (18)
The state has the authority to take private land if it is necessary for the general public. This is known as?
Civil Law Case (06)
Federal Government Negotiations (07)
The state is not allowed to take private land (08)
Eminent domain (09)
“…students do not shed their First Amendment rights at the schoolhouse gate.” Means that...
The Constitution limits individual rights (60)
The Constitution does not apply to students (61)
The Constitution safeguards individual rights (62)
The Constitution safeguards the rights of non-citizens (63)
Which U.S. Supreme Court decision addresses the need for public schools to balance students’ rights with principals’ responsibilities?
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier(1988) (25)
Gideon v. Wainwright(1963) (26)
Plessy v. Ferguson(1896) (27)
Bush v. Gore(2000) (28)
How did the voting rights amendments affect the political process in the United States?
Allowed non-citizens to vote (68)
enforced free speech during elections (69)
enforced the rights of the accused (70)
enforced suffrage and prohibited discrimination in the election process (71)
How did the 15th, 19th, 24th and 26th amendments affect participation in the American political process?
More citizens could vote (22)
Fewer immigrants could vote (23)
More candidates could be nominated (24)
Fewer candidates could be confirmed (25)
The legal principle to be the first and to set the example for others is known as?
precedent (11)
ex post facto (12)
habeas corpus (13)
independent judiciary (14)
The fight in Vietnam (Vietnam War) led to which of the following?
the Twenty-sixth Amendment, allowing 18-year-olds to vote (13)
the Twenty-sixth Amendment, allowing 21-year-olds to vote (14)
the Fifteenth Amendment, allowing racial minorities to vote (15)
the Nineteenth Amendment, allowing women to vote (16)
"The struggle to maintain a balance between students' rights to express their own controversial views and the desire of school administrators to ensure a safe learning environment".
Is an issue from which court case?
Bush v. Gore (25)
Plessy v. Ferguson (26)
Tinker v. Des Moines (27)
Gideon v. Wainwright (28)
What was the significance of the United States Supreme Court decision in Marbury v. Madison (1803)?
It gave the Court the power to settle disputes between different states (63)
It established the right of the Court to advise Congress in pass legislation (64)
It gave the Court original jurisdiction in disputes involving foreign governments (65)
It established the power of the Court to declare an act of Congress unconstitutional (66)
Which principle of individual rights is shown in the image?
summary judgment (50)
quartering soldiers (51)
civil disobedience (52)
double jeopardy (53)
What is suffrage?
Separating white and black people (43)
The right to vote (44)
Ending slavery (45)
Unfair treatment because of race, gender, or class (46)
Freedom of Religion (worship) is found in which document?
Bill of Rights (36)
Common Sense (37)
Declaration of Independence (38)
Universal Declaration of Human Rights (39)
Social movements are protected by which freedoms?
Freedom of Religion (55)
Freedom of Press (56)
Freedom of Speech (57)
Freedom of Petition (58)
