Freedom of Speech
Freedom of Press
Freedom of Religion
Freedom to Assemble
First Amendment Cases
100

This amendment of the US Constitution protects freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly and petition.

What is the First Amendment?

100

This Newspaper sued the United States in 1971 in a landmark case that set a precedent in freedom of speech after the Nixon administration tried to limit what the Newspaper could publish.

What is the New York Times?

100

The First Amendment sets these two guarantees for of religion. 

What is the establishment of religion and the free exercise thereof?

100

In the case of Tinker v. Des Moines Independent Community School District (1969) what article of clothing did the student wear to peacefully protest?

What are Armbands?

100

The outcome of this case was, the government can limit the freedom of speech during wartime if the expression creates a clear and present danger.

What is Schenck v. US?

200

Freedom of speech mainly protects people from punishment by this group not private citizens or companies.

What is the government?

200

This right allows journ to hide confidential sources though it’s not absolute.

What is a Shield Law?

200

Evolution vs Creationism

In the state of Georgia, science books had stickers that read “evolution is a theory, not a fact.. approached with an open mind, studied carefully and critically considered”.

The court order the stickers to be removed because… 

… the gov‘t is not allowed to endorse any action that endorses or promotes a specific religion.

200

This singer made the song “Imagine” trying to promote the idea of peace and unity.

Who is John Lenon?

200

In the case of Texas v. Johnson, the burning of this as a form of political protest was determined protected speech.

What is flag burning?

300

This type of speech is NOT protected by the First Amendment because it is meant to cause immediate harm.

What is incitement to violence?

300

This Supreme Court doctrine prevents the government from stopping publication before it happens, except in extreme cases.

What is prior restraint?

300

In the case of Church of the Lukumi Bablu Aye v. City of Hialeah this practice of what was determined illegal by the City.

What is Santeria the practice of animal sacrifice?

300

During the march on ______ in 1963 250,000 people gathered for jobs and freedom and MLK gave his famous “ I have a dream“ speech?

Where is Washington?

300

In the case of Cohen v California, what specific right was protected, being the Key takeaway?

What is the right to free expression?

400

Students have freedom of speech in school but it can be limited if it causes this.

What is disruption?

400

This legal standard requires a public official to prove that a false statement was made knowingly or with reckless disregard for the truth in order to win a libel case against the press.

What is actual malice?

400

This Supreme Court Case allowed Amish People to remove their children from school early for religious reasons?

What is Wisconsin v. Yoder?

400

The right of assembly is the fundamental freedom to peacefully _____, associate and express shared ideas with others. 

What is gather?

400

In this case, the Supreme Court concluded that the program was constitutional because the aid was neutral benefitting all students regardless of religion, rather than directly supporting a religious institution.

What is Everson v Board of Education?

500

This branch of government is responsible for interpreting the First Amendment and deciding freedom of speech cases.

What is the Judicial Branch?

500

This landmark case held that the government could not block newspapers from publishing classified documents about the Vietnam War.

What is New York Times v. United States (the Pentagon Papers case)?

500

Engel v. Vitale ruled that this action in public schools is unconstitutional.

What is school- sponsored prayer?

500

Many people gathered in assembly both for and against the capture of Nicolás Maduro, this president of this country.

Where is Venezuela?

500

In the case of Reynolds v. United States in the case of Mormon Religion and the practice of polygamy the court voted. 

What 9-0 on the side of the US, stating you are free to believe in whatever you want, but not free to act on those beliefs if your actions violate the law?

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