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UNIT 3
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Lesson 01
Question 01
What was the main issue with Engle v. Vitale (1962)?
Nondenominational prayer in school
Black Armbands advocating for peace during the vietnam war
No right to an attorney according to state law.
01
Question 02
Which court case deals with the 6th amendment?
Tinker v. Des Moines
Schneck v. United States
Gideon v. Wainwright
01
Question 03
Which supreme court case interferes with the right to believe and practice any religon you'd like?
Wisconson v. Yoder
Engle v. Vitale
Shaw v. Reno
Question 04
Which case had to deal with the 1st amendment: freedom of the press
New York Times v. United States
Baker v. Carr
Gideon v. Wainwright
01
Question 05
whivh court case delt with a violation of the 1st amendment (freedom of speech)
Shaw v. Reno
Tinker v. Des Moines
Schneck v. US
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Lesson 01
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Lesson 06
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Lesson 04
Section 02
Question 06
What is The Establishment Clause?
Clause where the government allows you to practice any religon you wish.
Clause In which all amendments in the Bill of Rights apply to the states
Clause where the government cannot support an official religion, and the government cannot force an individual to follow a religion
Question 07
What are Individual Rights?
Guarantees and freedoms that governments commit not to abridge.
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Question 08
What are Civil Liverties?
Guarantees and freedoms that governments commit not to abridge.
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Question 09
What are Civil Rights?
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Question 10
What is the Free Excercise Clause?
Government cannot interfere with an individual’s religion or its practices.
Clause In which all amendments in the Bill of Rights apply to the states.
Clause where the government cannot support an official religion.
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Lesson 02
Lesson 03
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Lesson 04
Lesson 03
Question 11
Equal Protection Clause: No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
True
False
03
Question 12
In the court case Shneck v. US the court sided with the US saying that the pamphlets didnt violate the 1st amendment.
True
False
03
Question 13
Baker v. Carr made gerymandering illegal
True
False
03
Question 15
The court case Heller v. US was the base line for McDonald v. Chicago
True
False
03
Question 03
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True
False ✔️
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Lesson 04
Question 16
Title XI
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
Belief that Constitution protects all races equally
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
05
Question 17
Affirmative Action
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
District with boundaries that allow for a majority of the voters come from one minority group
Legislation preventing discrimination due to:
Race
Skin color
National origin
Religion
Sex
Question 18
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Legislation preventing discrimination due to: Race, Skin color, National origin, Religion, Sex
Legislation that made it easier for African-Americans to vote
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
01
Question 19
10th Amendment
Part of the Bill of Rights that makes
it clear that enumerating rights in the
Constitution or Bill of Rights does not mean that others do not exist.
Laws that make it illegal to speak or write any political criticism that threaten to diminish respect for the government, its laws, or public officials.
Reiterates that powers not delegated to the national government are reserved to the states or to the people
03
Question 20
Plessy v. Fergerson was the precursor for Brown v. Board of Education
True
False
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Lesson 04
Lesson 05
Question 21
14th Amendment
Part of the Bill of Rights that makes it clear that enumerating rights in the Constitution or Bill of Rights does not mean that others do not exist.
Suggested that some or even all protections guaranteed in the Bill of Rights might be interpreted to pre-vent state infringement of those rights.
Laws that make it illegal to speak orwrite any political criticism that threaten to diminish respect for the government, its laws, or public officials.
Reiterates that powers not delegated to the national government are reserved to the states or to the people
05
Question 22
Colorblind Consitiution
Those rights defined by the Court as
essential to order, liberty, and justice
and therefore entitled to the highest
standard of review.
Belief that Constitution protects all races equally
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
05
Question 23
Selective Icorperation
A judicial doctrine whereby most, but
not all, protections found in the Bill
of Rights are made applicable to the
states via the 14th Amendment.
Clause of the First Amendment; it prohibits the U.S. government from interfering with a citizen’s right to practice his or her religion.
A heightened standard of review used by the Supreme Court to determine the constitutional validity of a challengedpractice.
Clause of the First Amendment; it directs the national government not to sanction an official religion.
05
Question 24
Alien and Sedition Acts
Laws passed in 1798 that allowed the imprisonment and deportation of aliens considered dangerous and criminalized false statements against the government
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Freedom to sppech and nonverbal symbolic speech
A test to determine if a law violate sthe establishment cause
05
Question 25
Defamation
Damaging one by making false statements
Execption: literary or artistic merit
banned oposition to US operation or supporting US enimies in wartime.
damaging ones reputation by printing false statements
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Lesson 01
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Lesson 03
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Lesson 04
Lesson 06
Question 26
Direct Indictment Test
Process of applying the protections from the Bill of Rights into state law
Government’s attempt suppress harmful information before publication
Test that holding that the 1st Amendment protects advocacy of illegal action unless imminent lawless action is intended and likely to occur.
Question 27
What are due process rights
Protections drawn from the Fourth
Amendment and the Bill of Rights. Due
process may be procedural, ensuring
fair treatment, or substantive, protecting
fundamental rights.
Right to bear arms (own weapons)
Part of the Bill of Rights that protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures
Question 28
The 18th Amendment banned alcohol and was later repealed by the 20th amendment.
True
False
Question 02
The Letters from Burmoonham Jail were written by Martin Luther King jr. while he was an inmate Burminham Jail
True
False
Question 30
Baker v. Carr established Judicial Review
True
False
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AP GOV Escape Room
UNIT 3
Start
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 04
Lesson 05
Lesson 06
Lesson 01
Question 01
What was the main issue with Engle v. Vitale (1962)?
Nondenominational prayer in school
Black Armbands advocating for peace during the vietnam war
No right to an attorney according to state law.
01
Question 02
Which court case deals with the 6th amendment?
Tinker v. Des Moines
Schneck v. United States
Gideon v. Wainwright
01
Question 03
Which supreme court case interferes with the right to believe and practice any religon you'd like?
Wisconson v. Yoder
Engle v. Vitale
Shaw v. Reno
Question 04
Which case had to deal with the 1st amendment: freedom of the press
New York Times v. United States
Baker v. Carr
Gideon v. Wainwright
01
Question 05
whivh court case delt with a violation of the 1st amendment (freedom of speech)
Shaw v. Reno
Tinker v. Des Moines
Schneck v. US
Perfect, you have passed!
Advance to the next lesson
Next
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 06
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Section 02
Question 06
What is The Establishment Clause?
Clause where the government allows you to practice any religon you wish.
Clause In which all amendments in the Bill of Rights apply to the states
Clause where the government cannot support an official religion, and the government cannot force an individual to follow a religion
Question 07
What are Individual Rights?
Guarantees and freedoms that governments commit not to abridge.
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Question 08
What are Civil Liverties?
Guarantees and freedoms that governments commit not to abridge.
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Question 09
What are Civil Rights?
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Require a government to act to ensure equal treatment for all.
Question 10
What is the Free Excercise Clause?
Government cannot interfere with an individual’s religion or its practices.
Clause In which all amendments in the Bill of Rights apply to the states.
Clause where the government cannot support an official religion.
Perfect, you have passed!
Advance to the next lesson
Next
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 06
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Lesson 03
Question 11
Equal Protection Clause: No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
True
False
03
Question 12
In the court case Shneck v. US the court sided with the US saying that the pamphlets didnt violate the 1st amendment.
True
False
03
Question 13
Baker v. Carr made gerymandering illegal
True
False
03
Question 15
The court case Heller v. US was the base line for McDonald v. Chicago
True
False
03
Question 03
Lorem ipsum mei eu mollis albucius, ex nisl contentiones vix. Duo posse pertinacia no, ex dolor contentiones mea,mec omnium utamur dignissim ne. Mundi lucilius salutandi an sea dolor sit amet consecteteur adisciping?
True
False ✔️
Perfect, you have passed!
Advance to the next lesson
Next
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 06
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Question 16
Title XI
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
Belief that Constitution protects all races equally
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
05
Question 17
Affirmative Action
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
District with boundaries that allow for a majority of the voters come from one minority group
Legislation preventing discrimination due to: Race Skin color National origin Religion Sex
Question 18
Voting Rights Act of 1965
Legislation preventing discrimination due to: Race, Skin color, National origin, Religion, Sex
Legislation that made it easier for African-Americans to vote
Programs and attempts to provide minority and underrepresented groups opportunities
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
01
Question 19
10th Amendment
Part of the Bill of Rights that makes it clear that enumerating rights in the Constitution or Bill of Rights does not mean that others do not exist.
Laws that make it illegal to speak or write any political criticism that threaten to diminish respect for the government, its laws, or public officials.
Reiterates that powers not delegated to the national government are reserved to the states or to the people
03
Question 20
Plessy v. Fergerson was the precursor for Brown v. Board of Education
True
False
Perfect, you have passed!
Advance to the next lesson
Next
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 06
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Lesson 05
Question 21
14th Amendment
Part of the Bill of Rights that makes it clear that enumerating rights in the Constitution or Bill of Rights does not mean that others do not exist.
Suggested that some or even all protections guaranteed in the Bill of Rights might be interpreted to pre-vent state infringement of those rights.
Laws that make it illegal to speak orwrite any political criticism that threaten to diminish respect for the government, its laws, or public officials.
Reiterates that powers not delegated to the national government are reserved to the states or to the people
05
Question 22
Colorblind Consitiution
Those rights defined by the Court as essential to order, liberty, and justice and therefore entitled to the highest standard of review.
Belief that Constitution protects all races equally
Prevents schools and educational institutions from receiving federal funding from discriminating against females
No state shall “deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law”
05
Question 23
Selective Icorperation
A judicial doctrine whereby most, but not all, protections found in the Bill of Rights are made applicable to the states via the 14th Amendment.
Clause of the First Amendment; it prohibits the U.S. government from interfering with a citizen’s right to practice his or her religion.
A heightened standard of review used by the Supreme Court to determine the constitutional validity of a challengedpractice.
Clause of the First Amendment; it directs the national government not to sanction an official religion.
05
Question 24
Alien and Sedition Acts
Laws passed in 1798 that allowed the imprisonment and deportation of aliens considered dangerous and criminalized false statements against the government
Constitutional rights protected by the law
Freedom to sppech and nonverbal symbolic speech
A test to determine if a law violate sthe establishment cause
05
Question 25
Defamation
Damaging one by making false statements
Execption: literary or artistic merit
banned oposition to US operation or supporting US enimies in wartime.
damaging ones reputation by printing false statements
Perfect, you have passed!
Advance to the next lesson
Next
AP GOV Escape
Complete the activity of each lesson and get a fantastic diploma
Lesson 01
Lesson 02
Lesson 03
Lesson 06
Lesson 05
Lesson 04
Lesson 06
Question 26
Direct Indictment Test
Process of applying the protections from the Bill of Rights into state law
Government’s attempt suppress harmful information before publication
Test that holding that the 1st Amendment protects advocacy of illegal action unless imminent lawless action is intended and likely to occur.
Question 27
What are due process rights
Protections drawn from the Fourth Amendment and the Bill of Rights. Due process may be procedural, ensuring fair treatment, or substantive, protecting fundamental rights.
Right to bear arms (own weapons)
Part of the Bill of Rights that protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures
Question 28
The 18th Amendment banned alcohol and was later repealed by the 20th amendment.
True
False
Question 02
The Letters from Burmoonham Jail were written by Martin Luther King jr. while he was an inmate Burminham Jail
True
False
Question 30
Baker v. Carr established Judicial Review
True
False
Perfect, you have passed!
You have completed all the lessons, we are done
All right!
AP GOV Escape
Great! You've passed all the lessons... You've Escaped!