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The Bill of Rights - Chapter 4
The Bill of Rights - Chapter 4
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Bill of Rights, Other amendments, Civil War amendments, and civil rights
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The Amendment that provides Freedom of Speech is the
Fifth Amendment
First Amendment
Third Amendment
Second Amendment
2
Plessy vs. Ferguson eliminated the 'separate but equal' policy
True
False
3
Gitlow vs. New York opened the door for 'separate but equal policy'
True
False
4
A formal request for the government to act is called
Repatriation
Libel
Petition
Partition
5
The Amendment that allowed citizens to vote directly for the senators is the
Seventeenth Amendment
Twenty-third Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
6
The right to vote is called
suffrage
libel
censorship
slander
7
The Twenty-sixth amendment outlawed poll taxes
False
True
8
The National Organization for Women (NOW) worked to eliminate discrimination and domestic violence
True
False
9
The Twenty-sixth Amendment lowered the voting age to 21
False
True
10
The Establishment Clause says 'Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.'
False
True
11
The Eighth Amendment forbids excessive bail
False
True
12
Gave D.C. residents the right to vote
Twenty-fourth Amendment
Twenty-third amendment
Twenty-sixth Amendment
Twenty-first Amendment
13
People's rights are not limited to those listed in the Constitution comes from the
Twenty-third Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Ninth Amendment
Tenth Amendment
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Banning of printed materials or film due to alarming or offensive labels is called
slander
Freedom of speech
censorship
suffrage
15
Right to Trial by Jury in civil cases is found in the
Seventh Amendment
Eighth Amendment
Sixth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
16
The Fifteenth Amendment banned poll taxes
True
False
17
Lies spread through printed media are called
slander
False
True
18
A group who sought to improve the lives of Native Americans and preserve their culture was called Freedom Riders
True
False
19
'Black codes' were fees African Americans had to pay in order to vote
True
False
20
The Amendment that protects citizens from unreasonable search and seizure is
Sixth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
Seventh Amendment
Fifth Amendment
21
The Chicano movement was formed to help migrant workers in the Southwestern United States
False
True
22
The Amendment that allows for a fair and speedy trial is the
seventh amendment
sixth amendment
fourth amendment
fifth amendment
23
A police officer may search a suspect's home as long as they have a search warrant issued by a judge
True
False
24
Abolished Slavery
Thirteenth Amendment
Fourteenth Amendment
Fifteenth Amendment
Tenth Amendment
25
This amendment recognizes that the power of the federal government is limited
Ninth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Tenth Amendment
Fourth Amendment
26
Which Amendment does not allow Double Jeopardy?
Fourth Amendment
Fifth Amendment
First Amendment
Second Amendment
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Due process is following established legal procedures
True
False
28
The unfair treatment of people based on prejudice is called
discrimination
slander
bias
bullying
29
Southern segregation laws were called
racism
Jim Crow laws
separate but equal policy
Black codes
30
A police officer can search a suspect's home as long as they have a search warrant issued by a judge
True
False
31
The Amendment that provides Freedom of the Press is the
Second Amendment
First Amendment
Fourth Amendment
First Amendment
32
Allows no quartering of soldiers in citizen's homes
Fourth Amendment
Second Amendment
Tenth Amendment
Third Amendment
33
Freedom to think and act without fear of government interference is
civil rights
suffrage
civil liberties
Libel
34
Court case that expanded the rights of students
Brown vs. Board of Education
Tinker vs. Des Moines
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Browder vs. Gayle
35
Due Process is the established legal procedures that must be followed
True
False
36
Gave women the right to vote
Fourteenth Amendment
Nineteenth Amendment
Thirteenth Amendment
Seventeenth Amendment
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A person officially charged with a crime is called the
prisoner
indictee
accused
criminal