Chapter 19 Flashcards

(41 cards)

1
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Rights that need protection from the government 

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Civil liberties 

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Rights that need protection by the government 

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Civil rights 

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3
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The Supreme Court case that brought about judicial review 

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Marbury v. Madison

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The Supreme Court case that applied the protections of the bill of rights to the actions of state governments via the 14th amendment; incorporation theory 

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Gitlow v. New York

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5
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What is the difference between a dictatorship and a democracy? 

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The extent of authority government has 

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6
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What do the first amendment rights include? 

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Religious freedom, free speech, free press, free assembly, and free petition 

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In the US we have free speech, but no one has…

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Absolute freedom of speech

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What were the Bill of Rights set up as a limit for?

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Government power

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9
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What does the due process clause prevent? 

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It prevents states from infringing on individual rights 

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10
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Who didn’t find the genius of our country until he went to the churches?

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Alex de Tocqueville

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The establishment clause set up, in Thomas Jefferson‘s words…

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A wall of separation between church and state 

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Anti-Establishment clause; Aid must be secular in intent

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Lemon v. Kurtzman

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13
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Where are references to God made? 

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In our national anthem and on our currency 

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The trial that forbade the teaching of any theory that denies the story of the divine creation of man as taught in the Bible 

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The scopes monkey trial 

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The Supreme Court case that forbade the teaching of the scientific theory of evolution 

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Epperson v. Arkansas

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The Supreme Court case that said states in a teaching of biblical creationism

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Edwards v. Aquillard

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17
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Guarantees to each person the right to believe whatever that person chooses to believe in matters of religion 

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Free exercise clause 

18
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What was the purpose of the first and 14th amendments?

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Guarantees each person the right of free expression 

19
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The false and malicious use of printed words 

20
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The use of false and malicious use of spoken words 

21
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The Supreme Court case that has helped to determine what is obscene and what is not 

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Miller v. California

22
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The editing, removing or otherwise changing of speech and other forms of human expression 

23
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What are examples of two famous fictional books about the implications of censorship? 

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Fahrenheit 451 and 1984

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Expression by conduct

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Symbolic speech

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Patrolling a business site by workers who are on strike
Picketing
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Supreme Court case that protected the students free speech
Tinker v. Des Moines
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In the Supreme Court case they ruled that burning draft cards is not protected by the first or 14th amendments 
United States v. O’Brien
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Flag burning is protected under this Supreme Court case
Texas v. Johnson
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Speech for business purposes, mostly advertising
Commercial speech
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The Supreme Court case that granted the right to counsel even if can’t afford an attorney; state must provide one
Gideon v. Wainwright
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The Supreme Court case that says illegally obtained evidence is inadmissible at trial
Mapp v. Ohio
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What are the three exceptions to the exclusionary rule? 
Plain sight, alternative means, and good faith 
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Supreme court case that says police must inform accused of rights prior to taking into custody 
Miranda v. Arizona
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What are punishable acts
Espionage, sabotage and treason
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The practice of spying for a foreign power 
Espionage 
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Involves an act of destruction intended to hinder a nations war or defense effort 
Sabotage 
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It can consist only in levying war against the nation or supporting its enemies 
Treason 
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The incitement of resistance to lawful authority 
Sedition 
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Gave the president, the power to deport undesirable aliens 
The alien and sedition act of 1798 
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Made it a crime to encourage disloyalty or harm the war effort
Espionage Act
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Made it unlawful for any person to teach or advocate the violent overthrow of a government in the US 
The Smith act