What is the Free Exercise Clause?

Citizens may practice religion as they please

What is 'Naturalization'?

The process of becoming a US Citizen

How did the Supreme Court Rule in Brandenberg V. Ohio (1969)

Free Speech can be banned if it promotes lawless action

What does the 14th Amendment do?

Gives citizenship to anyone born on US Soil

What does the Establishment Clause Do?

Prevent the government from establishing a state religion

What can states NOT DO under Selective Incorporation?

Pass laws that limit rights described in the constitution

How did the Supreme Court Rule in Hazelwood V. Kuhlmeier? (1987)

Schools can censor school newspapers if it's in the community's interest

Which of the following is NOT a requirement to vote?

You must have a Driver's License

What is 'Civic Duty'?

A responsibility people undertake to promote the good of society

How did the Supreme Court Rule in Lemon V. Kurtzman? (1971)

The court made a test to see if the establishment clause was violated

How did the Supreme Court Rule in Miller V. California? (1973)

Obscene material IS NOT protected speech

What does the 24th Amendment do?

Prohibits 'poll taxes' in Federal Elections

What is Prior Restraint Action?

Censorship where the government tries to stop speech before it happens

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What is the Free Exercise Clause?
Citizens may defend themselves and their property as they please
Citizens may practice religion as they please
Citizens may say or write whatever they please
Citizens may exercise wherever they please
2
What does the 13th Amendment do?
Gives women the right to vote
Gives Native Americans the right to vote
Bans slavery
Allows the US to charge a 'poll tax' for voting
3
What is 'Naturalization'?
The test one takes when becoming a resident of the US
The process of becoming a US Citizen
The process of establishing residence in the US
The process of getting the right to vote
4
How did the Supreme Court Rule in Brandenberg V. Ohio (1969)
Free Speech cannot be denied no matter the context
Free Speech can be banned if it promotes lawless action
Free Religion can be denied if it is harmful to animals
Free Press can be limited if it encourages racism
5
What does the 14th Amendment do?
Allows the US to charge a 'poll tax' for voting
Gives Native Americans the right to vote
Bans slavery
Gives citizenship to anyone born on US Soil
6
Which of the following is NOT a required step in Naturalization?
Swearing an Oath
Passing a Test
Marrying a US Citizen
Living for a while in the US
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What does the Establishment Clause Do?
Prevent the government from establishing a state religion
Establish justice and ensure domestic tranquility
Prevent the government from establishing a monopoly on industry
Establishes the rules states must follow for election procedures
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What can states NOT DO under Selective Incorporation?
Pass laws that limit budgets for state projects
Add laws that affect cities in the state
Add laws that change state policies
Pass laws that limit rights described in the constitution
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What does the 19th Amendment do?
Bans slavery
Gives citizenship to anyone born on US Soil
Gives women the right to vote
Gives Native Americans the right to vote
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How did the Supreme Court Rule in Hazelwood V. Kuhlmeier? (1987)
Schools can't censor school newspapers, but they can edit them
Schools CAN NOT censor school newspapers no matter what
Schools have no power on statements outside of school
Schools can censor school newspapers if it's in the community's interest
11
Which of the following is NOT part of the 1st Amendment?
Freedom of Autonomy
Freedom of Press
Freedom to Petition
Freedom of Assembly
12
Which of the following is NOT a requirement to vote?
You must be 18 or Older
You must have a Driver's License
You must be a resident of the state you're voting in
You must sign your ballot
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What is 'Civic Duty'?
The rules for becoming a senator, representative, or other politician
The duties a government worker agrees to in their employment contract
A responsibility people undertake to promote the good of society
The requirement in US Public schools to teach Civics in High School
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How did the Supreme Court Rule in Lemon V. Kurtzman? (1971)
The court made a test to see if hate speech was made
The court set guidelines for standardized tests
The court made a test to see if the establishment clause was violated
The court made a test to see if school staff were racist
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How did the Supreme Court Rule in Miller V. California? (1973)
Obscene material is determined by the parents of a school
Obscene material IS protected speech
Obscene material IS NOT protected speech
Obscene material is determined by the school, not the government
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What does the 24th Amendment do?
Gives women the right to vote
Gives citizenship to anyone born on US Soil
Bans slavery
Prohibits 'poll taxes' in Federal Elections
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What is Prior Restraint Action?
Censorship with the purpose of keeping the peace
Censorship where the government censors speech without the citizen knowing
Censorship where the government tells a citizen what to say
Censorship where the government tries to stop speech before it happens

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