Political Parties
Bill of Rights
Freedom of Religion
Supreme Court Cases
Freedom of Speech
100

What are the two political parties?

Republicans and Democrats

100

How many amendments are in the Bill of Rights?

Ten amendments

100

What are the two clauses under the freedom of religion?

Free Exercise and Establishment 

100

What did Korematsu V. United States deal with?

The forced evacuation of Japanese Americans to internment camps 

100

What is the difference between libel and slander?

Libel is false/malicious use of printed words, while slander is the false/malicious use of spoken words.

200

What must third party candidates receive to be placed on the ballot?

Signatures 

200

What right does the Second Amendment protect?

The right to keep and bear arms

200

What is the Lemon Test?

A standard which is used to decide whether a state law establishes a religion, and therefore, goes against the freedom of religion

200

What was Tinker v Des Moines an example of?

Symbolic Speech

200

What types of actions are not protected under symbolic speech?

Crimes and actions that can harm others

300

What do Green Parties prioritize?

Environmental issues

300

Which amendment guarantees that the government cannot infringe upon rights not directly stated?

Ninth Amendment

300

What types of religious practices can be restricted?

Practices which can harm others

300

What was the Supreme Court's decision in Schenck v US?

Schenck was guilty of sedition

300

What is sedition?

The crime of attempting to overthrow the government by force. 

400

What did George Washington believe about political parties?

He was against them and believed that they would lead to corruption and division within the nation. 

400

What right is restricted for non US citizens living in the US?

Unrestricted national travel

400

Can student religious groups meet at public high schools?

Yes, as long as they allow other extracurricular groups and are federally funded

400

What clause did Engel v Vitale deal with and how?

Establishment Clause; Supreme Court deemed it unconstitutional for schools to hold school prayers as it establishes a religion and religious practice in the school

400

Do students have freedom of speech in public schools?

Yes, as long as it does not disrupt the functioning of school or violate school policies

500

Why was the Republican Party originally formed?

It was formed to oppose the spread of slavery in the US.

500

What are the five rights guaranteed in the Fifth Amendment?

The right to a jury trial, protection of private property, protection against self incrimination, protection against double jeopardy, and the right to a fair trial. 

500

What are the three standards of the Lemon Test?

1. The law must be secular (not religious based)

2. The law must neither promote nor inhibit religion

3. The law must not foster an excessive entanglement between the gov. and religion

500

What clause did Wisconsin v Yoder deal with and how?

Free Exercise Clause; the Amish children were allowed to finish school earlier than the legal age of 16 as it allowed them to fulfill their duties and continue their religious practice

500

Can public schools restrict student's freedom of press?

Yes, schools can censor school sponsored student expression as long as they have a valid reason to do so

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