Chapter 4- Civil Liberties Flashcards

1
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Why were certain limits later applied?

A

To prevent state government restrictions on civil liberties.

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2
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Who resolves competing political values and competing liberties

A

The US Supreme Court

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3
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What civil liberty did terrorist alter

A

A design for national security protections

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4
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In terms of civil liberties what are the cons of digital technology?

A

Challenges long-held notions of privacy rights

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5
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How is the national government affected by the Bill of Rights?

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It articulates many of the civil limitations

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6
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Civil liberties are constitutionally guaranteed protections against what?

A

Government interference or abuse

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7
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What does “Congress shall make no law” mean?

A

Government action is restricted when it comes to free speech,religion, liberties and the press.

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8
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What are the differences between civil rights and civil liberties?

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Civil liberties impose limits and civil rights and post positive obligations on the government

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9
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Why did the Federalist promised to take up amendments to the constitution and limiting government’s ability to violate individual Liberty?

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Because the federal Constitution did not have any thing to protect against government violations

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10
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How many amendments proposed and how many were ratified as the bill of rights?

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12 we’re propose and 10 were ratified as the Bill of Rights

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11
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Judicial interpretations______

A

Share the true nature of the civil liberties and rights of people possess

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12
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Why do our rights change?

A

Because judicial interpretation change over time as well

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13
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Civil liberties are constitutionally guaranteed protections against what?

A

Government interference or abuse

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14
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What does “Congress shall make no law” mean?

A

Government action is restricted when it comes to free speech,religion, liberties and the press.

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What are the differences between civil rights and civil liberties?

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Civil liberties impose limits and civil rights and post positive obligations on the government

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16
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Why did the Federalist promised to take up amendments to the constitution and limiting government’s ability to violate individual Liberty?

A

Because the federal Constitution did not have any thing to protect against government violations

17
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How many movement to repost and how many were ratified as the bill of rights?

A

12 we’re propose and 10 were ratified as the Bill of Rights

18
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Judicial interpretations______

A

Save the true nature of the civil liberties and rights of people possess

19
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Why do our rights change?

A

Because judicial interpretation change over time as well