The Bill of Rights
Principles of Democracy
Types of Government
Hodge Podge
Limitations of Free Speech
100

This amendment grants freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly, and protest

First Amendment

100

This principle allows separates power into to 3 branches: legislative, executive, and judicial

Separation of Power

100

This government is led by a King or Queen

Monarchy

100

This supreme court case allowed students to have freedom of speech and protest, as long as they do not disrupt the learning environment

Tinker v. Des Moines

100

When someone says something about you that isn't true and damages your reputation it's known as

Slander

200

This amendment initially gave the militia the right to own gun (later it was extended to all citizens).

Second Amendment

200

Power is shared between the federal and state governments

Federalism

200

Adolph Hitler is an example of a leader in this type of government. He had all of the power and made all of the decisions.

Dictatorship

200

As a result of Gideon v. Wainwright, anyone accused of a crime has a right to this. And if they cannot afford one, one will be appointed for them

A lawyer

200

When a company knowingly provides incorrect information about their product it is not protected and is known as

False Advertising

300

This amendment allows you to remain silent and also prevents you from being charged with the same crime twice (double jeopardy)

Fifth Amendment

300

This principle says that the power of the federal government is given by the people (POWER TO THE PEOPLE)

Popular Sovereignty

300

In this type of government, every citizen votes on every single issue themselves

Direct Democracy

300

This man is the reason why the police have to tell every accused person that they have the right to remain silent and have a lawyer present

Miranda

300

Obscenity is material that is _________ suggestive

Sexually

400

This amendment reserves power to the states when it is not delegated to the federal government via the Constitution

Tenth amendment

400

This system allows one branch to watch over the other two branches to ensure they do not abuse their power

Checks and Balances

400

China is an example of this type of government, where a small group of wealthy individuals has the power and makes all of the decisions

Oligarchy

400

Monarchies, Dictatorships, and Oligarchies are known as these types of governments, where the leaders have all of the power and make all of the decisions

Authoritarian

400

Using social media to spread false information about someone while intentionally trying to damage their reputation is known as

Libel

500

This amendment prevents police and the government from searching or seizing your possessions without probable cause

Fourth amendment

500

Choosing a person to represent you in government is called this principle of government

Republicanism

500

In this type of government, the citizens have the power and they choose someone to represent them in government

Representative Democracy

500

Governments in which the people have the power and decide what happens are known as 

Democracies

500

Speech that gets in the way of how the government runs is known as 

Sedition

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