CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

DOyou know your civil Liberties ?

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Civil Liberties: YOUR fundamental freedoms that protect you from government interference, such as freedom of speech, to practice your religion, and assemble, etc. These liberties are imposed by the Bill of Rights and the Constitution. The ability to know and understand them especially in this current political moment is imperative. Let's test your knowledge!

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What part of the constitution protects YOUR Civil Liberties?

THE BILL OF RIGHTS

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ARTICLE 5

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Civil Liberties only apply to United States Citizens?

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FALSE

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The case Miranda v. Arizona (1966) descion established which key civil liberty?

THe RIGHT TO REMAIN SILENT AND HAVE AN ATTORNEY

THE RIGHT TO BEAR ARMS

THE RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH

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Flag burning as a form of symbolic speech was protected in which case?

Schenck v. U.S.

Brandenburg v. Ohio

Texas v. Johnson

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Which of the following is NOT protected under the First Amendment Rights?

FreEDOM OF RELIGION

RIGHT TO VOTE

FREEDOM OF PRESS

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The government’s ability to limit speech that incites violence is restricted by the:

Free Exercise Clause

Clear and Present Danger Test

Supremacy Clause

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What is the main purpose of the Due Process Clause?

To give Congress power to interpret the law

To ensure the government follows fair legal procedures

To allow the president to issue executive orders

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Which of the following is an example of a civil liberty?

Equal pay for equal work

Access to public education

Freedom from government censorship

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The Establishment Clause primarily deals with:

States’ rights under federal law

The right to a fair trial

Separation of church and state

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The Gideon v. Wainwright (1963) decision guaranteed:

The right to privacy

The right to free education

The right to a court-appointed attorney

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Positions Include: * Limited Gov't * Constiutional Origininalism * Individualism

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Positions: *Loose Constitutional Interpretation *Social and Economic Equality * Strong Central Gov't

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