Say it with your chest
Freedom from Consequences
The King L's
Having Them
Mr.Neilson
100

The right to say anything you want.

Freedom of Speech

100

Freedom of Speech guarantees that you can say whatever you want, but does not garuntee this.

Freedom from Consequences

100

This was the King the colonists declared independence from in 1776.

King George
100

The right to bear arms mostly refers to the right of the people to have these.

Guns.

100

Mr.Neilson's favorite gas station

Maverick

200

The right to believe, or not believe, anything you want.

Freedom of Religion

200

Freedom of Assembly protects peaceful gatherings, but would not protect this.

Angry mob, riot, trespassing, breaking, and entering

200

This law passed by the King taxed most paper goods in the colonies.

Stamp Act

200

These is a volunteer army made up of ordinary people, who supply their own weapons, and can be ready to defend at a moments notice.

Militia

200

Mr.Neilson's favorite college football team.

Oregon Ducks

300

Asking the government to do something, or change.

Petition

300

In 2008, this city banned nearly all guns until the Supreme Court ruled that the city could not do that.

DC

300

This was the practice the King allowed that forced Americans to let British soldiers live in their houses and eat their food.

Quartering

300

The people who wrote the second amendment were mostly concerned with the people being able to protect themselves from this.

Their own government / Tyranny

300

Mr.Neilson only eats this type of food.

Carnivore/Animal products

400

The right to print news or information without the government censoring you.

Freedom of Press

400

The supreme court ruled in 1919 than some speech that could cause a Public Danger is not protected under free speech, and they used this famous example.

Shouting "fire" in a crowded theater

400

To punish Massachusetts for the Boston Tea Party, the King blocked trade from coming into Boston by doing this.

Embargoing / Blocking / closing the Harbor

400

The second amendment says that this shall not be infringed.

Right to keep and bear arms

400

Mr.Neilson went to this college.

Grand Canyon University

500

Churches, Clubs, protests, and marches are all protected by this right.

Freedom of Assembly
500

Johnson vs Texas expanded Freedom of Speech to cover symbolic acts and the case was about this.

Flag Burning

500

The King made it easier for soldiers to get away with crimes and abuses of power by allowing this.

Having their trial back in England

500

Today, one of the biggest political issues about the 2nd Amendment is whether we should have this kind of regulation.

Gun Control

500

Where was Mr.Neilson last Friday at 6pm on 9/4?

Rodeo/Fair

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