Chapter 13 - Constitutional Freedoms

The freedom of speech, religion, press, and assembly, are all a part of ________. 

• 1st Amendment 
• Defamatory Speech 
• Sedition

False speech that damages a person's good name, character, or reputation is known as __________. 

• Pure Speech 
• Fighting Words 
• Defamatory Speech 

False speech that is written. 

• Slander 
• Libel 
• Fighting words 

False speech that is spoken. 

• Slander 
• Libel 
• Fighting Words 

Conduct or speech that encourages people to rebel against the government. 

• Sedition
• Pure Speech 
• Symbolic Speech 

Verbal expression of opinion in front of an audience that has chosen to listen. 

• Slander 
• 1st Amendment 
• Pure speech 

Involves using actions or symbols to express opinions. 

• Libel 
• Fighting words
• Symbolic speech 

Words that are so insulting that they cause immediate acts of violence. 

• Fighting words 
• Defamatory speech 
• Symbolic speech 

The Establishment Clause in the 1st Amendment states that the government cannot create a ______________. 

• national anthem 
• national registry 
• national religion

The Free Exercise Clause in the 1st Amendment prevents the government from interfering with how you _________ your religion. 

• practice
• choose 
• remove