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Title: Government Chapter 19


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Government / Chapter 19
  • The Unalienable Rights

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Vocabulary
  • Bill of Rights 1st 10 amendments of the
    constitution.
  • Civil Liberties protections against government.
  • Civil rights constitutional guarantees for all
    people.
  • Aliens persons who are not citizens of a certain
    country, but live there.
  • Parochial church related schools.
  • Libel false and malicious use of printed words.
  • Slander false and malicious use of spoken words.
  • Shield Laws give reporters some protection
    against having to reveal their sources.
  • Symbolic Speech an expression by some type of
    conduct.
  • Picketing patrolling a business site in an
    attempt to inform the public.

3
Vocabulary continued
  • Guarantee of association- the right to gather
    with others to promote political, economic, and
    social causes.
  • Treason- an act (actions or words) that speak
    against a country.
  • Free exercise clause- protects the right to hold
    ones own religious beliefs.
  • Establishment clause- sets up the separation
    between church and state.
  • Due process clause- states cant deny the basic
    provisions of the Bill of Rights to their
    citizens.

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Key Concepts
  • Each persons rights are relative to the rights
    of others.
  • Rights often conflict with one another.
  • Some rights may be limited in wartime.
  • The Supreme Court has rarely upheld prior
    restraints (curbing an idea prior to it being
    expressed).
  • The Supreme Court has upheld laws against
    seditious speech (speech that urges people to
    overthrow the government).
  • The government has the right to protect against
    the inciting of violence and or the endangerment
    of life.
  • Democracy must allow the freedom of expression or
    democracy does not exist.

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Key Concepts continued
  • Commercial speech is protected by the 1st and
    14th amendments.
  • Radio and Television has received the most limits
    of the 1st Amendment protection.
  • Supreme Court has ruled that demonstrations on
    private property are not protected by the 1st
    Amendment if the demonstrators are trespassing.
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