What are the five parts of Amendment #1?

Freedom of assembly, speech, press, petition, and religion.

What does the word government mean?

a governing body of a nation, state, or community

The act or crime of publishing it

Why do we have the Freedom of Assembly?

To avoid major controversial problems

Freedom of Speech means:

having the right to express your opinions

The Freedom of Religion was founded by what states:

Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania

Why did the Supreme Court hold the First Amendment for Assembly?

To protect the rights of having a public peaceful assembly

What does the word petition mean?

a written request about a government's actions

Freedom of Assembly means:

you have the right to come together and express yourself

Where was parts of the 1st Amendment found?

Magna Carta, Bill of Rights, Declaration of Independence

Who wrote Amendment #1 and what was his nickname?

James Madison, the father of the Constitution

Freedom of Petition means:

you have the right to stand up for an action you dislike

Who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and what was the purpose?

Thomas Jefferson, separate church from state.

What are suffragists?

A person advocating the extension of suffrage

What is Free Exercise Clause?

The right to believe whatever he/she chooses to believe in.

Freedom of Press means:

right to put opinions in the news without approval from gov

What is controversial?

likely to give rise to public disagreement

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1
When was the Freedom of Speech first used?
November 27, 2004
800 to 400 B.C.E.
July 4, 1974
April 5, 1764
2
What are the five parts of Amendment #1?
Freedom of fashion, press, speech, education, and petition.
Freedom of religion, assembly, press, petition, and housing.
Freedom of assembly, speech, press, petition, and religion.
Freedom of religion, speech, education, press, and assembly.
3
What does the word government mean?
someone who can order people around
a governing body of a nation, state, or community
a group of people who make all the laws
a group of important people
4
Libel is:
A Journalist's plagiarism
The act or crime of writing it
A Journalists creativity
The act or crime of publishing it
5
The Freedom of Press is similar to...
The Freedom of Religion
Freedom of Assembly
Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Petition
6
Why do we have the Freedom of Assembly?
To avoid minor controversial problems
To avoid major controversial problems
To compromise in working out politics
7
Freedom of Speech means:
having the right to say anything
having the right to express your opinions
8
The Freedom of Religion was founded by what states:
Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania
New York, Pennsylvania, Connecticut, and Georgia
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, and New York
Pennsylvania, Connecticut, New Jersey, and Maine
9
Why did the Supreme Court hold the First Amendment for Assembly?
To protect the rights of having a public peaceful assembly
For citizens to have the rights of holding an assembly
To get citizens to be included in politics
To have assemblies forcefully
10
What does the word petition mean?
having people riot against the gov
a written request about a government's actions
hurting people to get what you want
voting on a disagreement
11
True or False: Abridged means to shorten
True
False
12
True or False. The 1st Amendment is part of the Bill of Rights.
False
True
13
Freedom of Assembly means:
having opinions in the news without approval from gov
you have the right to come together and express yourself
14
Where was parts of the 1st Amendment found?
Magna Carta
Bill of Rights
Declaration of Independence
15
Who wrote Amendment #1 and what was his nickname?
Alexander Hamilton, the music genius
Thomas Jefferson, Father of the Declaration of Independence.
Benjamin Franklin, the Newton of Electricity
James Madison, the father of the Constitution
16
Freedom of Petition means:
you have the right to stand up for an action you dislike
having the right to come together
17
Who wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and what was the purpose?
John Adams, separate the school from the government.
Alexander Hamilton, connect the church, state, and schools.
George Washington, make a statue of Virginia and its church.
Thomas Jefferson, separate church from state.
18
Assemble means:
To come together
To fall apart
Fit together into puzzle pieces
19
True or False: Redress is a remedy or compensation for a wrong or grievance
True
False
20
What are suffragists?
a person who hurts inside
People suffering through emotional breakthroughs
Someone who suffers publicly
A person advocating the extension of suffrage
21
When was Amendment #1 ratified?
July 31, 1900
September 25, 1789
October 17, 1845
August 25, 1789
22
What is Free Exercise Clause?
A request to a particular cause.
People can exercise whenever/whatever they want to.
The right to believe whatever he/she chooses to believe in.
An act that stops people from doing a specific religion.
23
Freedom of Press means:
the right to have your own opinions
right to put opinions in the news without approval from gov
24
What is controversial?
To deal with politics negatively
likely to give rise to public disagreement
25
The government officials could inflict restrictions on...
type, place, and time
Time, place, and manner
Time, subject, and place

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