Civics Chapter 4 Rights And Responsibilities

Front 1

Which Amendment guarantees the freedom of: religion, speech, assembly, press, and petition?

Back 1

First Amendment

Front 2

The right to practice any religion or none at all is___
Congress can't establish a national___

Back 2

(Freedom of) Religion

Front 3

Strict division of religion and government is____________.

Back 3

Separation of Church and State

Front 4

The right to express all ideas and opinions by speaking and also listening.
(No causing harm in physical way)
(You can criticize government)

Back 4

Freedom of Speech

Front 5

Knowingly making false statements that hurt someones reputation.

Back 5

Slander

Front 6

Right to express any idea in writing.

Back 6

Freedom of Press

Front 7

The act of publishing falsehoods that damage a person's reputation.

Back 7

Libel

Front 8

The freedom to hold meetings where you may express ideas of everything.

Back 8

Freedom of Assembly

Front 9

The right to ask ask government to do something or to stop doing something formally.

Back 9

Freedom of Petition

Front 10

The right to bear arms(hold weaponry)

Back 10

Second Amendment

Front 11

In the ______________________ the government may not force any citizen to provide hospitality for a soldier.

Back 11

Third Amendment

Front 12

Unreasonable search and seizure is guaranteed from the ________________________.

Back 12

Fourth Amendment

Front 13

A legal document that describes the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized.

Back 13

search warrant

Front 14

The amendment where:
1) a grand jury must indict the individual of a crime.
2) You may not incriminate against your self(self incrimination)
3) You may not be put in double jeopardy.
4) You may not be denied life liberty or property without due process of law
5) You are guaranteed to own private property
6) The government can take a person's property for public use.

Back 14

Fifth Amendment

Front 15

A group of people that decide if there is enough evidence to go to trial.

Back 15

grand jury

Front 16

To testify against oneself.

Back 16

self incrimination

Front 17

to formally accuse

Back 17

indict

Front 18

to be tried twice for the same crime.

Back 18

double jeopardy

Front 19

people can't be punished until the law has been fairly applied on the case

Back 19

due process of law