Chapter 4 Government

Burning the American flag in public is unconstitutional.

false

Censorship of the press in all cases by the government is prohibited.

false

Citizen boycotts of commercial businesses because of the owner's political beliefs is a violation of free speech.

false

Double jeopardy means you can be tried twice for the same crime.

false

ISIS and Al Qaeda are banned in the USA.

false

The "rule of law" and "law and order" are the same thing.

false

The 14th Amendment's due process clause is part of the Bill of Rights.

false

The Supreme Court's decision in District of Columbia v Heller says a person has a right to carry a gun in public.

false

The due process clause is found in the 4th and 5th amendments.

false

The establishment clause is in the 1st Amendment on religion.

false

The exclusionary clause is found in the 14th Amendment.

false

The free exercise clause says you are free to practice anything you want concerning religion.

false

A traffic fine can potentially violate the 8th Amendment.

true

Habeas corpus has at times been suspended.

true

Roe v Wade was decided by the Supreme Court based on the 9th Amendment.

true

Sometimes the police sometimes do not need a warrant to seize property.

true

The 7th Amendment gives citizens the option of a jury trial in civil cases.

true

The 9th Amendment addresses unenumerated rights.

true

The right to remain silent is in the 5th Amendment.

true

The rule of law was directed at the government, not the people.

true

There is a reference to civil liberties in the 10th Amendment.

true