Wyatt CE 3b First Amendment Freedoms
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- Q 1/10Score 0Which amendment protects the right being violated in the photograph?29First AmendmentFifth AmendmentFourteenth AmendmentTenth Amendment
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- Q1Which amendment protects the right being violated in the photograph?First AmendmentFifth AmendmentFourteenth AmendmentTenth Amendment30s
- Q28th grade students at Binford held a meeting to discuss field trips to take this year. Which constitutional right allowed this meeting to take place?Freedom of pressFreedom of petitionFreedom of assemblyFreedom of speech30s
- Q3Which amendment to these symbols represent?14th1st5th4th30s
- Q4Which first amendment is illustrated in this picture?presspetitionreligionAssembly30s
- Q5Which amendment extends due process protections to the actions of the states ?1215131430s
- Q6Which amendment protects the right to join an interest group?1st5th10th4th30s
- Q7Freedom of speech, press, religion, assembly and petition are found in the -8th amendment1st amendment14th amendment5th amendment30s
- Q8Time magazine has the right to criticize the president is known as freedom of -petitionthe pressassemblyspeech30s
- Q9
Some students wore BLM armbands to school to protest the police brutality. Which first amendment freedom did they express?
Freedom of Press
Freedom of speech
Freedom of Petition
Freedom of Religion
30s - Q10
William spoke to school board officials about students displeasure regarding the district’s plan to implement a school uniform policy. His actions can best be described by which First Amendment freedom?
Press
Speech
Petition
Assembly
30s
