Bill Of Rights

Question 1

Fighting words; advocate violent overthrows

Answer 1

Seditious speech

Question 2

Advertising for business purposes

Answer 2

Commercial speech

Question 3

Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof

Answer 3

Establishment clause

Question 4

Can’t be forced to say anything that could be used against them

Answer 4

Self-incrimination

Question 5

Government document given to search something

Answer 5

Warrant

Question 6

What evidence can be used if you didn’t have a warrant

Answer 6

Exclusionary rule

Question 7

A reason to search without a warrant

Answer 7

Probable cause

Question 8

When citizens review if there’s enough evidence to hold a trial

Answer 8

Grand jury

Question 9

A person’s property can’t be taken away without payment

Answer 9

Eminent domain

Question 10

Being tried for the same crime twice

Answer 10

Double Jeopardy

Question 11

False written statements

Answer 11

Libel

Question 12

Fall spoken statements

Answer 12

Slander

Question 13

Symbols designed to send a message about a group or someone stance on an issue

Answer 13

Symbolic speech

Question 14

Government holding speech before the spoken or printed

Answer 14

Prior restraint

Question 15

Lacking social value that is deemed inappropriate by local community standards

Answer 15

Obscene speech

Question 16

Interference of religion by the government

Answer 16

Free exercise clause

Question 17

a constitutional doctrine that ensures states cannot enact laws that take away the constitutional rights of American citizens that are enshrined in the Bill of Rights.

Answer 17

Selective incorporation