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Which action was taken during the Civil War that limited people's rights?
Which action was taken during the Civil War that limited people's rights?
- Allowing unlimited free speech
- Protecting freedom of religion
- Ensuring right to bear arms
- Suspending habeas corpus (correct)
Why were Japanese Americans placed in internment camps during World War II?
Why were Japanese Americans placed in internment camps during World War II?
- To uphold free speech rights
- To protect their right to bear arms
- To promote freedom of religion
- Due to fears of them being spies (correct)
What is one test used to determine if free speech can be limited?
What is one test used to determine if free speech can be limited?
- Clear and present danger to society (correct)
- No impact on society
- Harmful to government officials
- Public disagreement
Which protection was violated when people were sent to prison for advocating violent overthrow of the government?
Which protection was violated when people were sent to prison for advocating violent overthrow of the government?
What was a reason for limiting items people were allowed to buy during World War II?
What was a reason for limiting items people were allowed to buy during World War II?
Why were segregation laws struck down when people filed suits in federal court?
Why were segregation laws struck down when people filed suits in federal court?
What right is protected by the Second Amendment?
What right is protected by the Second Amendment?
In the context provided, which of the following examples violates the protection from quartering troops?
In the context provided, which of the following examples violates the protection from quartering troops?
Which freedom is exemplified by the protection from unreasonable searches and seizures?
Which freedom is exemplified by the protection from unreasonable searches and seizures?
What right ensures protections for people accused of a crime?
What right ensures protections for people accused of a crime?
Which freedom does the example of schools requiring prayer until 1962 violate?
Which freedom does the example of schools requiring prayer until 1962 violate?
In the context provided, which violation is related to freedom of religion?
In the context provided, which violation is related to freedom of religion?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding the city of Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding the city of Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns?
In what context does the protection from quartering troops not apply nowadays?
In what context does the protection from quartering troops not apply nowadays?
What right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights was used to argue against a law banning handguns in the home?
What right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights was used to argue against a law banning handguns in the home?
How did the Supreme Court respond to the state of Virginia trying to stop the NAACP from bringing desegregation cases to court?
How did the Supreme Court respond to the state of Virginia trying to stop the NAACP from bringing desegregation cases to court?
Which protection does the Bill of Rights offer for people accused of a crime?
Which protection does the Bill of Rights offer for people accused of a crime?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding a mayor refusing a labor union a permit for a public meeting?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding a mayor refusing a labor union a permit for a public meeting?
What right ensures that individuals accused of a crime have the right to a fair trial and an impartial jury?
What right ensures that individuals accused of a crime have the right to a fair trial and an impartial jury?
In what situation did the Supreme Court rule that the right to a lawyer must be provided if the defendant cannot afford one?
In what situation did the Supreme Court rule that the right to a lawyer must be provided if the defendant cannot afford one?
Which amendment broadened participation in the political process by granting the right to vote regardless of race or color?
Which amendment broadened participation in the political process by granting the right to vote regardless of race or color?
What right protects individuals from having their property taken by the government without fair compensation?
What right protects individuals from having their property taken by the government without fair compensation?
Which amendment added protections for people accused of a crime, including the right to a lawyer if they cannot afford one?
Which amendment added protections for people accused of a crime, including the right to a lawyer if they cannot afford one?
In what context were civil rights protesters arrested for violating local laws in the 1960s?
In what context were civil rights protesters arrested for violating local laws in the 1960s?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding police searches of a person's home?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding police searches of a person's home?
What protections do people have when accused of a crime according to the text?
What protections do people have when accused of a crime according to the text?
In what situation can a person be tried twice for the same crime?
In what situation can a person be tried twice for the same crime?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding confessions obtained from suspects?
What did the Supreme Court rule regarding confessions obtained from suspects?
Under what circumstance can police search a person's home without a warrant?
Under what circumstance can police search a person's home without a warrant?
What is the significance of reading someone their rights upon arrest?
What is the significance of reading someone their rights upon arrest?
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