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100
On legal documents, what does the public see for the amount of money the NSA has spent?
Access Denied
100
What event sparked the creation of the US Patriot Act?
9/11
100
What pope recently made a statement about privacy?
Pope Francis
100
why should you care about this issue?
it involves you
100
True or False....The constitution specifically states the right to privacy.
False
200
52.6B was spend on the "_____" Budget *hint: it is a color
Black
200
Which amendment is most at risk of violation in the Patriot Act?
4th amendment
200
Name one of the Catholic Social Teachings involved
Dignity of the Human Person Common Good and Community Role of Government and Subsidiarity Economic Justice Stewardship of God's Creation Promotion of Peace and Disarmament Participation Global Solidarity and Development
200
What machine does the TSA use that invades our privacy?
body scanners
200
Name what Rodenburgs cameras outside could see on Megan's car.
License plate
300
What does NSA stand for?
National Security Association
300
define civil liberties
-the state of being subject only to laws established for the good of the community, especially with regard to freedom of action and speech. -individual rights protected by law from unjust governmental or other interference.
300
True or false... the church believes in a limited government
true
300
True or false... In 2003 body scanners were constitutional
false
300
What are cookies?
Track and share the websites you visit and what you do at those websites
400
Budgets for the NSA have grown over ___% since 2004
100%
400
What does the supreme use when deciding between civil liberties and national security?
The balancing test
400
The Church believes the government is an instrument to promote _________
human dignity
400
What damage can be caused through body scanners used by the TSA?
radiation
400
What was shared in Megan's story?
Prom girl came up as an add when she was researching how to write a poem for Knotts class.
500
What could be done with the money spent on the surveillance programs?
Could help all of your issues that were presented!
500
Do the majority of Americans find it more necessary or non necessary to give up their civil liberties in order to protect our country?
non-necessary
500
What is the USCCB irony?
“the USCCB is committed to protecting your privacy and developing technology that gives you the most powerful and safe online experience” yet they collect ... email, name, address, phone number, zip code, age, gender, preferences, interests, and favorites
500
The percent of teenagers who have passcodes on their phone
80%
500
Define Privacy
The state of being free from being observed or disturbed by other people