News is told written out. What is the paper called?
What is a newspaper?
100
Told messages to a town, from people of importance.
What is a herald?
200
Only the rich could buy books but the printing press made books more....
What is affordable?
200
The constitution was written by...
What is the founding fathers?
200
A journalist may not use mean words which aren't protected by the first amendment.
What is defamatory language?
200
Newspaper was an easy way to spread the news. Now, we use...
What is the internet?
200
The herald news is untrustworthy because it was passed down...
What is verbally?
300
Since books became more affordable, people like me and others could buy books and become more...
What is knowledgeable?
300
The founding fathers in the constitution involved the ___________, which helps protect us today.
What is the first amendment?
300
Defamatory language is not protected under what, in the first amendment?
What is speech?
300
The internet is also where people can see what the government is doing, thanks to...
What is political watchdogs?
300
Verbal news was bad because it wasn't necessarily..
What is true?
400
The printing press was old and the _______ is new.
What is a printer?
400
If you petition the government you also need what 1st amendment that some people forget?
What is peaceful assembly?
400
Entertaining is to interest as record-keeper is to?
What is tell the whole story?
400
Modern journalists use computers to get info, but old journalists got their new from...
What is a town crier?
400
Old journalist is to horses, as modern journalists is to....
What is email?
500
If you write an article about something that isn't permitted by the people with it (like in Hazelwood vs. Kuhlmeier) what would happen?
What is the article won't be published?
500
In Tinker vs. Des Moines what did the supreme court say about the black arm bands when they were taken away (like when you get in trouble)?
What is 1st amendment rights were taken away?
500
In Bethel vs. Fraser, Fraser used obscene (defamatory) language and the court decided his actions were _________ under the 1st amendment (like people without bodyguards)?
What is not protected?
500
If you were to write something untrue about someone or not include all the facts about someone, what would happen (harsher version of lies)?
What is prison or court?
500
If you were to say how the king never had the correct news, what would happen (like how you complain to your parents)?