1st Quarter EQT
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- Q 1/22Score 0True or False? The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution after it had been ratified.29TrueFalse
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- Q1True or False? The Bill of Rights was added to the Constitution after it had been ratified.TrueFalse60sEditDelete
- Q2What can you conclude from the fact that the US Constitution can be amended? The Founders...were in favor of authoritarian ruledidn't want to grant the right to trial by jurydisliked the British legal systemwanted to allow government to change with the times60sEditDelete
- Q3Which of these is an opinion about the First Amendment?It guarantees freedom of the pressIt guarantees freedom of religionWithout it, people couldn't petition the governmentIt is the most important amendment60sEditDelete
- Q4Which amendment contains the 5 "essential freedoms?"6th9th5th1st60sEditDelete
- Q5What might happen if the Second Amendment didn't exist?People might not be allowed to own gunsPeople may be forced to testify against themselves in courtPeople might be forced to house soldiers in their homesPeople may not be allowed to practice their chosen religion60sEditDelete
- Q6How are the Fifth and Sixth Amendments similar?They both deal with gun rights and the rights of militaryThey both deal with property rightsThey both deal with the rights of defendants in court casesThey both deal with free speech60sEditDelete
- Q7If police entered someone's house without a warrant, which amendment would they be violating?3rd9th4th5th60sEditDelete
- Q8If the government gets data from emails and phone calls without permission, it violates the1st4th5th2nd60sEditDelete
- Q9How many rights are listed in the 1st Amendment?456760sEditDelete
- Q10What does it mean in the 2nd Amendment to keep and bear arms?Soldiers are allowed to use weaponsA person has the right to own and carry a gunPeople can have guns only for huntingPeople can own guns if they join the Army60sEditDelete
- Q11Which of the following is a violation of the 1st Amendment?Congress passing a law prohibiting free speechWearing a cross (necklace) to schoolCities requiring permits before approving a rally or marchBeing arrested for falsely yelling "Fire" in a crowd60sEditDelete
- Q12Gathering at someone's house on Sunday morning to hear a sermon is an example offreedom of assemblyfreedom of pressfreedom of religion and assemblyfreedom of religion60sEditDelete
- Q13What right can a reporter claim if they are asked to leave while covering a gun control rally?3rd2nd4th1st60sEditDelete
- Q14Which amendment can be claimed by a defendant if they don't want to testify?6th1st7th5th60sEditDelete
- Q15When a criminal defendant invokes his/her "Fifth Amendment rights," what does it mean?That he's allowed to speak in his own defenseThat he/she doesn't want to go on trialThat he/she doesn't want a lawyerThat he doesn't want to testify against himself in court60sEditDelete
- Q16Which freedom protects us from the government censoring news stories and fair reporting?freedom of the pressfreedom of speechfreedom of the assemblyfreedom of expression60sEditDelete
- Q17Which amendment says that you have more rights than just those listed in the Bill of Rights?1st9th10th7th60sEditDelete
- Q18The Preamble contains what?goals of governmentthe signaturesthe amendmentsthe branches of government60sEditDelete
- Q19Where in the Preamble does it say people should be able to live peaceful lives?ensure domestic tranquilitypromote the general welfaresecure the blessings of libertyprovide for the common defense60sEditDelete
- Q20Where does it say that government should be concerned with the people's general well being?secure the blessings of libertypromote the general welfareprovide for the common defenseensure domestic tranquility60sEditDelete
