chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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speech that attempts to overthrow the government or endanger national security

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sedition

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2
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attempt to undermine the government’s authority and existence

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subversion

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3
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spoken defamation

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slander

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4
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written defamation

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libel

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5
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expressing ideas through actions rather than words

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symbolic speech

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6
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being tried twice for the same crim

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double jeopardy

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7
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testifying against oneself in court

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self incrimantion

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8
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the death penalty

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captial punishment

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9
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changes must be brought against the arrested

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writ of habeas corpus

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10
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allows punishment without a trail

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bills of atinder

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11
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criminalizes activites that were not crimes when they were committed

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ex post facto laws

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12
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civil liverity

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freedom of worship

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13
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civil rights

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no discrimination in a

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14
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in which court case sis the supreme court ban government authorized prayer in public schools

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engel v vitale

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15
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in which court case did the supreme court uphold a company’s religious objections to the requirement of proving abortion including health care methods

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burwell v hobby lobby

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16
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in which court case did the supreme court uphold a company’s religious beliefs to decline to provide goods and service for a same-sex wedding

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masterpiece cakeshop v colorado civil

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17
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in which court case did the supreme court prohibit prior restraint when secret pentagon papers were about to be made public

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new york times co. v unites states

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18
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according the US flag code what is the preferred way to destroy a flag that is no longer fit to display

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burning

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19
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in what court case did the supreme court require that a suspect be read his rights

A

miranda v arizona

20
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generally, what fraction of the jury must be conviced of a criminal defendant’s guilt for the accused to be found guilty

A

full jury

21
Q

which amendments deals with voting rights for woman

A

19 amendment

22
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which amendment deals with voting rights for 18 to 21 year olds

A

26

23
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which two amendments deal with voting rights for african americans

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15 and 24

24
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the supreme court upheld laws forbidding the mormon practice of polygamy in the

A

reynolds v united states

25
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the _____ made it illegal to advocate the violent overthrow of the government

A

smith act

26
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local areas may enforce ____ laws that restrict demonstrations to particular areas during specified periods of time

A

time place manner

27
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freedom of ____ allows a private group to decide who may join the organization

A

association

28
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reasonable belief that a crime has been committed or is about to be committed is known as

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probable cause

29
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the power to take private property for public use is

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eminent domain

30
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in cases such as Griswold v connecticut and roe v wade the supreme court created a constitutional tight to _____ not explicitly stated in the constitution

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privacy

31
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____ due process means that the content of laws must protect a person’s basic freedoms

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substantice

32
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_____due process means that laws must justly adminstered and enforced

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procedural

33
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_____ led the nonviolent movement advocating civil rights for african american

A

martin luther king jr

34
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nativity scenes may generally be displayed alongside santa and other traditional christmas items because of the ruling in which court case

A

lemon v kurtman

35
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the 10 commandments may generally not be displayed in public places because of the ruling in whihc court

A

lemon v kurtzman

36
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what test established in scheck v united states requires that punishable disruptive speech be defined as that which causes violence rather than simply endorse it

A

clear and present danger

37
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what states that evidence obtained illegally (without a paper search warrant ) is inadmissible in court

A

exclustionary rule

38
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what states a law which allowed voters whose grandfather had been eligible to vote before 1867 to be exempt from literacy tests and poll taxes

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grandfather clause

39
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which famous court case did Brown v board of education of topeka kansas reverse by ruling that “separate but equal” facilities were inherently unequal

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plessy v ferguson

40
Q

list the 5 civil liberties guaranteed in the 1st amendment

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religion
speech
press
assembly
petition
41
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what were two methods used to keep african americans from voting after the civil war

A

poll tax

literacy test

42
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what are three typical requirements to vote

A
citizens
18 year old
residency requirements
registration
identification
43
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what are the two clauses which comprise the freedom of religion section of the 1st amendment

A

establishment clause

free exercise clause

44
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what is the difference between civil liberties and civil rights

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Civil liberties are freedoms promised to Americans that must be protected from the government. Civil rights refer to the government’s role in protecting liberties for all people. They include laws requiring equal treatment with no discrimination based on race, sex, religion, or national origin.

45
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what states a law which allowed voters whose grandfather had been eligble to vote before 1867 to be exempt from literacy test and poll taxes

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grandfather clause

46
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generally, what fraction of the jury must be convinced of a criminal defendant’s guilt for the accused to be found guilty

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  • one third
  • two-third
  • a majority