No excessive bail or fines imposed. No unusual punishments.

The Civil Rights Act of 1964 did all except?

Eliminated literacy tests as a requirement for voting, Protected groups included: the disabled & sexual orientation

What is the Tenth Amendment?

Powers NOT in the constitution go to the states

The 1954 decision of Brown vs Board of Education marked the beginning of the modern civil rights movement because it

Made illegal the use of “separate but equal” facilities in public education

What is the Ninth Amendment?

We have more rights than those listed.

Which of these actions IS protected by the 1st Amendment?

using offensive language to make a point

The right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury.

What was the 24th Amendment?

It makes states not be able to have a poll tax

Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.

5 things covered by the 1st Amendment

Speech, Religion, Petition, Press, Assembly

What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?

ended segregation in all public places

What is the Third Amendment?

You don't have to house soldiers

What does the 14th Amendment protect?

Right to citizenship and due process

What is selective incorporation?

Certain parts of Amendments apply at both the state and federal level

No person is required to testify against themselves.

The Right to Due Process comes from...

The 14th Amendment, The 5th Amendment

Which of these is true about selective incorporation?

A right can't be incorporated until the court hears a case about it

Gave african americans the right to vote

What is the difference between Civil Liberties and Civil Rights?

limits on govt., protection from discrimination

Which of the following is a violation of the 1st Amendment?

Student is suspended for wearing an armband to protest a war

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1
What is the Twenty Fourth Amendment
No poll taxes
Poll taxing is Illegal
Multiple Choice Tests are illegal
Poll taxing is legal
2
8th Amendment
Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
No excessive bail or fines imposed. No unusual punishments.
No person is required to testify against themselves.
Quit trying to trick us. There are only 7 Amendments
3
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 did all except?
Eliminated literacy tests as a requirement for voting
Prohibited employment discrimination
Protected groups included: the disabled & sexual orientation
Prohibited discrimination in hotels & restaurants
4
What do the Avengers eat at the end of the first Avengers?
Sushi
Shwarma
Hamburgers
Pizza
5
What is the Tenth Amendment?
Powers reserved to the people
Powers NOT in the constitution go to the states
Powers IN the constitution go to the states
The government cannot take away your rights
6
Civil liberties are...
limitations on other citizens
limitations on the government
limitations on the majority
limitations on other nations
7
The 1954 decision of Brown vs Board of Education marked the beginning of the modern civil rights movement because it
Made illegal the use of “separate but equal” facilities in public education
Upheld the “separate but equal” ruling of Plessy vs. Ferguson
Made a hero of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Declared that all segregated facilities had to be closed immediately
8
What is the Ninth Amendment?
We have more rights than those listed.
The Powers not in the Consitution Belong the the states
Quit trying to trick us, Mr. McG. There are only 8 Amendments
Free speech.
9
Which of these actions IS protected by the 1st Amendment?
to joke about making a threat to national security
language used in a private office setting
to incite people to act in a violent manner during a speech
using offensive language to make a point
10
Which amendment was the basis of the practice of selective incorporation?
2nd
14th
1st
22nd
11
6th Amendment
The right to a speedy and public trial by an impartial jury.
Right to remain silent, double jeopardy, due process
No person is required to testify against themselves.
Freedom of Press, speech, religion.
12
What was the 24th Amendment?
Declared it literally 1984
It makes states not be able to have a poll tax
Made it illegal to smoke cigarettes
Gave women the right to vote
13
Double jeopardy, self-incrimination and due process are all critical parts of which amendment?
8th Amendment
4th Amendment
5th Amendment
9th Amendment
14
What country is this?
France
Spain
Sweden
Turkey
15
Which of the following is not true about Mr. McG?
He is a former lacrosse coach
He finished 2nd in the school spelling bee
He once ran a mile in under 5 minutes
All are true
16
4th Amendment
States retain powers.
Freedom of Press, speech, religion.
Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
No person is required to testify against themselves.
17
5 things covered by the 1st Amendment
Speech, Religion, Silence, Attorney, Press
Speech, Religion, Petition, Press, Assembly
Religion, Assembly, Privacy, Property, Grand Jury
Speech, Guns, Property, Attorney, Citizenship
18
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
ended segregation in all public places
ensured the right to vote for all US citizens
ended segregation on public transportation only
ended segregation in public schools only
19
What is the 14th amendment?
Equal protection under the law
Banned alcohol
The right to bear arms
The right to vote
20
What is the Third Amendment?
You can't house soldiers
None of the above
You don't have to house soldiers
You have to house soldiers
21
Answer this math question
15 minutes
12 minutes
6 minutes
9 minutes
22
2nd Amendment
Freedom of Press, speech, religion.
Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
The right to Bear Arms.
No person is required to testify against themselves.
23
What state is this?
Maine
Massachusetts
New York
Texas
24
All of the following are freedoms of the 1st Amendment EXCEPT:
Petition
Speech
Bear Arms
Religion
25
What Star Wars character is pictured here?
C3PO
A Jawa
A Tusken Raider
A Wookie
26
What does the 14th Amendment protect?
Popular election of Senators
Extended the right of citizens in DC to vote for the President
Right to citizenship and due process
Suits against states
27
19th Amendment
Black suffrage
Children’s suffrage
Men’s suffrage
Women’s suffrage
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What is selective incorporation?
No state can take away life, liberty, or property without fair trial
Certain parts of Amendments apply at both the state and federal level
Citizens are protected equally under the law
States can pick and choose what Constitutional Amendments apply to them
29
Selective Incorporation comes from...
Nowhere. It's made up.
Equal Protection Clause
Due Process Clause
Original Jurisdiction Clause
30
5th Amendment
States retain powers.
No person is required to testify against themselves.
Protection from unreasonable searches and seizures.
Freedom of Press, speech, religion.
31
Where do most of our civil liberties come from?
Bill of Rights
Original Constitution
Articles of Confederation
King George III
32
riddle
piano
box
locker room
keyboard
33
Mr. McG previously taught at...
Chattahoochee High
Norcross High
Some stupid place in Florida
Creekview High
34
The Bill of Rights are...
The 1st 10 Amendments
All Amendments
Only applied to the states
The 1st 6 Amendments
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This amendment lowered the voting age to eighteen.
19th
26th
25th
18th
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13TH AMENDMENT
Made Slavery Legal
Abolished Suffrage
Gave women the right to vote
Abolished Slavery
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The Right to Due Process comes from...
The 14th Amendment
The 5th Amendment
The 4th Amendment
The 1st Amendment
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Which of these is true about selective incorporation?
It is an outdated theory that is no longer applied
Incorporation only applies to states, not any other level of government.
A right can't be incorporated until the court hears a case about it
All of the Bill of Rights have now been incorporated
39
15th amendment
Gave african americans the right to vote
Gave 18 year olds the right to vote
Gave woman the right to vote
Made No laws against voting
40
What is the difference between Civil Liberties and Civil Rights?
freedom of speech vs. freedom of assembly
limits on individual rights, limits on groups
limits on govt., protection from discrimination
unenumerated rights, enumerated rights
41
Which of the following is a violation of the 1st Amendment?
Principal doesn't allow students to dye their hair purple
School Newspaper is not allowed to publish a specific story
Student is suspended for wearing an armband to protest a war
A student refuses to stand for the Pledge of Allegiance
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The government can't take away _______ without due process.
Welfare, Health Care, Education
Life, Liberty, Pursuit of Happiness
Education, Taxes, Property
Life, Liberty, Property

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