ch 4 Flashcards

political science

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1
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_____ restrict government action to protect individual rights.

A

Civil liberties

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2
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Initially, the Bill of Rights only protected citizens’ rights from violation by _____ government(s).

A

the federal

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3
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The extension of protections from the Bill of Rights to the state governments, one right at a time, is called _____ incorporation.

A

selective

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4
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The right to _____ is never directly mentioned in the Constitution.

A

privacy

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5
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In 2003, the Supreme Court extended the right of privacy to same-sex couples by striking down _____.

A

anti-sodomy laws

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6
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The _____ Amendment states, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.”

A

First

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The Sedition Act of 1798 relates to freedom of/from _____.

A

speech

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The _____ test was created in Schenck v. United States (1919).

A

clear and present danger

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9
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_____ is/are defined as hostile statements based on someone’s personal characteristics, such as race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.

A

Hate speech

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10
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Prior _____ is defined as the legal effort to stop speech before it occurs—in effect, censorship.

A

restraint

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The Nixon administration attempting to stop publication of the Pentagon Papers demonstrates the principle of prior _____.

A

restraint

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12
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In Miller v. California(1973), the Supreme Court created a test for judging a work to be

A

obscene

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13
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The _____ Amendment protects people from government officials bursting into their houses and conducting unreasonable searches and seizures.

A

Fourth

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14
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The _____ rule states that evidence obtained in an illegal search may not be introduced in a trial.

A

exclusionary

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_____ is the principle that an individual cannot be tried twice for the same offense.

A

Double jeopardy

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16
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You have the right to remain silent” is the first of four _____ warnings

A

Miranda

17
Q

The _____ Amendment guarantees a speedy and public trial decided by an impartial jury.

A

Sixth

18
Q

The _____ is often criticized for trampling individual civil liberties in the name of enhancing national security.

A

U.S.A Patriot Act

19
Q

A large and growing concern of citizen privacy surrounds the collection of _____.

A
cell phone Internet searches and calls 
  credit card activity 
  personal computer Internet activity 
Correct!
  all of the above
20
Q

_____ refers to the principle that government does not violate the Establishment Clause as long as it does not confer an advantage to some religions over others.

A

Accommodation