C963 Study guide 2023 Questions with Verified Answers (Correct
Update)
Question 1: Gag order
Answer: An order issued by a judge restricting the publication of
news about a trial or a pretrial hearing to protect the
accused's right to a fair trial.
Question 2: 1st Amendment
Answer: Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
Question 3: 2nd Amendment
Answer: Right to keep and bear arms
Question 4: 3rd Amendment
Answer: No quartering of soldiers
Question 5: 4th Amendment
Answer: unreasonable search and seizure
Question 6: 5th Amendment
Answer: The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to
due process
Question 7: 6th Amendment
Answer: The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an
attorney for an accused person
Question 8: 7th Amendment
Answer: Right to jury in civil trials.
Question 9: 8th Amendment
Answer: No excessive bail, no cruel and unusual punishment
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,Question 10: 9th Amendment
Answer: Other rights of the people
Question 11: 10th Amendment
Answer: Powers Reserved to the States
Question 12: 12th Amendment
Answer: Election of President and Vice President
Question 13: 13th Amendment
Answer: Abolished slavery
Question 14: 14th Amendment
Answer: citizenship, due process, equal protection
Question 15: 1 /
15th Amendment
Answer: 16
Citizens cannot be denied the right to vote because of
race, color, or precious condition of servitude
Question 16: 17th Amendment
Answer: Allowed for the direct election of Senators.
Question 17: 19th Amendment
Answer: Gave women the right to vote
Question 18: 22nd Amendment
Answer: Limits the president to two terms.
Question 19: 24th Amendment
Answer: Abolishes poll taxes
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, Question 20: 26th Amendment
Answer: lowered the voting age to 18
Question 21: Lemon v. Kurtzman
Answer: Government cannot give taxpayers $$ to private, religious school
Lemon Test-Snneeze
1st Amendment Establishment Clause (Government
cannot establish Religion)
Question 22: Sherbert v. Verner
Answer: Government Laws cannot take away free exercise of religion
Strict Scrutiny Test
Free Exercise Clause of Religion Clause (or freedom of
religious belief)
Question 23: Gillette v. United States
Answer: Free Exercise of Religion Case
Can be a 'Conscientious objector' against military draft
and all wars
Question 24: 2 /
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
Answer: 16
free exercise of Religion case
Companies can exercise religious freedom.
Question 25: Brandenburg v. Ohio
Answer: Prohibits "Lawless action" words
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Question 26: Texas v. Johnson
Answer: Allows flag burning
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Question 27: Tinker v. Des Moines
Answer: Symbolic or nonverbal Speech is protected.
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
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Update)
Question 1: Gag order
Answer: An order issued by a judge restricting the publication of
news about a trial or a pretrial hearing to protect the
accused's right to a fair trial.
Question 2: 1st Amendment
Answer: Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition
Question 3: 2nd Amendment
Answer: Right to keep and bear arms
Question 4: 3rd Amendment
Answer: No quartering of soldiers
Question 5: 4th Amendment
Answer: unreasonable search and seizure
Question 6: 5th Amendment
Answer: The Right to Remain Silent/Double Jeopardy, right to
due process
Question 7: 6th Amendment
Answer: The right to a Speedy Trial by jury, representation by an
attorney for an accused person
Question 8: 7th Amendment
Answer: Right to jury in civil trials.
Question 9: 8th Amendment
Answer: No excessive bail, no cruel and unusual punishment
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,Question 10: 9th Amendment
Answer: Other rights of the people
Question 11: 10th Amendment
Answer: Powers Reserved to the States
Question 12: 12th Amendment
Answer: Election of President and Vice President
Question 13: 13th Amendment
Answer: Abolished slavery
Question 14: 14th Amendment
Answer: citizenship, due process, equal protection
Question 15: 1 /
15th Amendment
Answer: 16
Citizens cannot be denied the right to vote because of
race, color, or precious condition of servitude
Question 16: 17th Amendment
Answer: Allowed for the direct election of Senators.
Question 17: 19th Amendment
Answer: Gave women the right to vote
Question 18: 22nd Amendment
Answer: Limits the president to two terms.
Question 19: 24th Amendment
Answer: Abolishes poll taxes
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, Question 20: 26th Amendment
Answer: lowered the voting age to 18
Question 21: Lemon v. Kurtzman
Answer: Government cannot give taxpayers $$ to private, religious school
Lemon Test-Snneeze
1st Amendment Establishment Clause (Government
cannot establish Religion)
Question 22: Sherbert v. Verner
Answer: Government Laws cannot take away free exercise of religion
Strict Scrutiny Test
Free Exercise Clause of Religion Clause (or freedom of
religious belief)
Question 23: Gillette v. United States
Answer: Free Exercise of Religion Case
Can be a 'Conscientious objector' against military draft
and all wars
Question 24: 2 /
Burwell v. Hobby Lobby
Answer: 16
free exercise of Religion case
Companies can exercise religious freedom.
Question 25: Brandenburg v. Ohio
Answer: Prohibits "Lawless action" words
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Question 26: Texas v. Johnson
Answer: Allows flag burning
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
Question 27: Tinker v. Des Moines
Answer: Symbolic or nonverbal Speech is protected.
Freedom of Speech(or freedom of expression)
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