US History 1 H Bill of Rights

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Flashcards of the 10 Amendments

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<p>Amendment 1 (Longest one i believe)</p><p></p><p>Religion, Speech, Press, Assemble, Petition</p>

Amendment 1 (Longest one i believe)


Religion, Speech, Press, Assemble, Petition

Aspects:

  • Does not apply to state govs

  • Ensures free market place of ideas

  • Self gov is impossible w/o free speech

  • (Privilege that a lot of ppl don’t have)

Freedom of Religion:

  • Establishment clause

    • Seperation of Church and State

    • Gov cannot favor or establish a specific religion

  • Free Exercise Clause

    • Prohibits gov from interfering with expression/ exercise of religion

  • Compelling Interest

    • Can violate free exercise clause if there is.a matter of public safety/other

Freedom Of Speech

  • Types:

    • Pure speech: spoken

    • Speech Plus: Signs/other messages

    • Symbolic Speech: Expressing ideas through actions

    • Right not to speak

  • Public Forum= Venue for Public Speech

    • can be limited for “time, place, and manner”

  • Limits

    • Obscenity: Offensive/improper speech

      • dependent on context of the speech

    • Defamation: Hurting reputations by spreading falsehoods/lies

      • Libel: written defamation

      • Slander: Spoken defamation

    • Fighting Words: Abusive, insulting, comments said to a specific individual to their face

      • Hate Speech: direct fighting words to a protected minority

      • Speech that incites illegal action: does it incite illegal activity or not?

    • Speech in Schools: As long as it does not create material/substantial problems, then allowed

Freedom of the Press: originally clearly protected newspaper, now protects other mediums of communication

  • Seditious libel: Zenger Case

  • Prior restraint: Censoring info before it is released

  • Actual Malice: Knowledge of Falsity of Claims

Right to Peacefully Assemble

  • right to gather and assemble ideas

    • peacefully

    • cannot disturb other occurrences

    • goes with the whole “time, place, manner” thing

Right to Petition

  • right to petition the government for grievances


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Amendment 6

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Amendment 9

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Amendment 10