American Government Chapter 9

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The First Amendment

Freedom of Religion

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Establishment Clause

prevent an establishment state church

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Bill of RIghts

A statement of a citizens legal privilege which cannot be taken away by the government

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Free Exercise Clause

protect the individual’s freedom of religion

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Establishment Clause

Congress will not allow an “established” or state church

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Lemon Test

came from court case Lemon vs. Kurtzman (1971); the Supreme Court has ruled the established clause cases in 3 ways

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Free Exercise Clause

The right of an American citizen to practice his religion freely

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Freedom of Religious Responsibility

worship God in a correct and decent way; respect others beliefs

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Freedom of Speech

The ability to voice opinions freely

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Slander

false speech

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Libel

false writing

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Treason

American Citizens can’t say or write anything that would harm the country or advocate its violent, revolutionary overthrow

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Freedom of Speech Responsibility

use words to encourage and edify; respect others opinions

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Freedom of The Press

The ability of the news media to report or share opinions w/o prior restraint

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Assembly

the ability to gather to demonstrate or protest political/social issues

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Redress Grievances

publicly asking the government for solutions to problems

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Freedom of Assembly Responsibility

demonstrate decently, and lawfully for appropriate issues

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Second Amendment

Establishes a militia (armed citizens)

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Brady Law

restricts the sale of handguns by requiring a waiting period before purchasing

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Third Amendment

Protects a citizen’s property rights

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Fourth Amendment

Prevents “searches and seizures” of private property

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Sixth Amendment

A fair, quick trial is guaranteed to all citizens

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Seventh Amendment

In any lawsuit exceeding $20, a jury trial must be used in court

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Eighth Amendment

A person’s bail and punishment must match the crime committed

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Ninth Amendment

Any specific rights of the people not listed in the Bill of Rights cannot be taken away by government

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Tenth Amendment

Any powers not specifically given to the federal government belong to the states

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Eminent Domain

The government can claim what on a citizen's private property?

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Summoned

Witnesses can be what for both sides?

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Bail and punishment

What two things must match for the crime committed?

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National Religion

What controlled the people in England

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State Church

What church was being abandoned

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Responsibility

For every right there is a what

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Duty

For every privilege there is a what

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Institutionally Separate

What should the separation of church and state only be

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Lemon vs. Kurtzman

What did the Lemon Test come from

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Neutral

The law must be what toward religion

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Freedom of expression

What was freedom of speech reinterpreted as

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Militia

What does the Second Amendment establish

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Property rights

What does the Third amendment protect

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Warrant

Property can only be taken or searched with a what

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Capital or felony

Anyone accused of what will be given a grand and trial jury

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Court martial

Military members will stand trial in what

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Double Jeopardy

What does it mean to be accused of the same crime twice