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Jeopardy
Civil Liberties
Protecting Your Rights
…And Justice For All
Leftover Laws
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Final Jeopardy
First Amendment
Civil Liberties for $100
One who owes their allegiance to the United
States and is entitled to its protection.
Civil Liberties for $100
What is an American citizen?
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The Pentagon Papers controversy erupted when the government attempted to do this _______ -
restricting written or spoken words before they are expressed.
Civil Liberties for $200
What is prior restraint?
Civil Liberties for $300
“Cast out the IRS tax collectors! Drown the imperialist US
government in blood and help Comrade Karayannis create a new
People’s Republic! Bask in his radiance as he steers our glorious
ship of state! Huzzah!”
Civil Liberties for $300
What is seditious speech?
Civil Liberties for $400
When housing, schooling, or even high school cafeteria seating patterns divide by
different ethnic, religious, or other groups even if no law
requires it.
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What is de facto segregation?
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In some states, a reporter is protected from being
forced to name who gave them information about a
story.
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What are shield laws?
First Amendment for $100
Spoken defamatory speech.
First Amendment for $100
What is slander?
First Amendment for $200
Extends Bill of Rights protections throughout all
levels of government.
First Amendment for $200
What is incorporation?
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Schools operated by a church or religious group.
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What are parochial schools?
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Wearing an armband, making a salute, or even burning a flag.
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What is symbolic speech?
First Amendment for $500
Commercial speech is protected by these two
amendments.
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What are the 1st and 14th Amendments?
Citizenship for $100
Prohibits government from unduly interfering with the
freedom of religion.
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What is the free exercise clause?
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The legal process by which citizens of one country
become citizens of another, better country.
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What is naturalization?
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When legal or undocumented aliens are required to leave the United States.
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What is deportation?
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Those who enter the United States without following proper
legal procedures.
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Who are undocumented
aliens?
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When Mr. K gives up his citizenship voluntarily and when he has it taken away
involuntarily.
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What are expatriation and denaturalization?
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The only crime specifically defined by the Constitution.
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What is treason?
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This Supreme Court case overruled the separate but
equal doctrine.
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What is Brown v. Board of Education of
Topeka, Kansas?
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These laws were designed to segregate one group of
people from another group because of race.
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What are Jim Crow laws?
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The Court will uphold a state law that is based on
reasonably related classification if it passes
this test.
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What is a rational basis test?
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Adhering to this policy means sometimes a qualified
individual may lose out to others because of race,
ethnicity, or gender.
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What is Affirmative
Action?
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This "law of the soil" grants citizenship to people born on
United States soil.
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What is jus soli?
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Established Separate-but-Equal Doctrine
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What is Plessy vs. Ferguson?
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When used to help overcome long-standing biases, using ________ (saving a certain number of spots or jobs for members of certain groups) has been upheld by the Supreme Court.
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What are quotas.
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Outlawed discrimination in public accommodations and
hiring practices
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What is the Civil Rights Act of 1964?
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This “law of the blood” allows a child of an
American citizen who is born in another country to be entitled to U.S. citizenship.
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What is jus sanguinis?
Final Jeopardy -
The first African American lawyer to
argue a case before the Supreme Court
Landmark Cases -
Final Jeopardy Answer
Who is Thurgood Marshall?