Chapter 4 Section 1 Flashcards

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How did the establishment clause lead to a separation between church and state?

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It prohibits congress from establishing an official religion in the US

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What would life be like without civil liberties?

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Terrible, horrors, chaotic

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How does freedom of speech mean more than just talking

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It covers all forms of speech even text, music, clothing, art, and radio

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What does freedom of the press cover

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It covers books newspapers magazines radio and TV

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The government prevent TIME Magazine from printing a negative story about the president

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No

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Why was John Peter Zenger arrested in 1733

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For writing and publishing a paper criticizing the governor of New York

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List seven things covered by the freedom of assembly

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Meetings
 parades 
political rallies 
public celebration 
social clubs 
political parties 
labor unions
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Why would you exercise your freedom to petition

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So you can alert the government of the concerns of the people

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Liz the eight limitations on your First Amendment freedoms

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Endanger in American/government
Provoke a riot
speak/write in a way that leads to criminal activities
overthrow the government by force interfere with the rights of others
block traffic
spread spoke lies
spread printed lies

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What is prior restraint

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Government was straining the media from printing or publishing an article or running stories

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