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Can the government punish you for saying controversial or offensive things?
a) Yes, but only if those things hurt the feelings of other people.
b) Yes, free speech is not protected by the Bill of Rights.
c) No, free speech is protected by the Bill of Rights.
d) No, people can say whatever they want because of the Magna Carta.

Can the government establish an official national religion?
a) Yes, absolutely!
b) No, freedom of religion is protected by the Bill of Rights.
c) Yes, freedom of religion is not protected by the Bill of Rights.
d) No, because Tyler said so.

Before the government can punish someone they must _____________________.
a) first prove that the person is guilty.
b) have a search warrant.
c) fine them $10,000 in penalties.
d) they can't punish someone because of the Bill of Rights.

Can your parents punish you for saying offensive or controversial things?
a) Yes, because parents are not bound by the Bill of Rights.
b) No, free speech is protected by the Bill of Rights.
c) No, the United States is a free country.
d) No, only Ruben can punish you.

If a person cannot afford a lawyer ___________________.
a) the court will provide them with a public defender at no charge.
b) they will automatically be found guilty or all charges without a trial.
c) they will be forced to serve additional jail time in order to pay off the lawyer fees.
d) Austin will serve as their lawyer.

Can the government take a person's property?
a) Yes, but only if it is needed for an emergency building project.
b) Yes, property rights are not protected by the Bill of Rights
c) No, property rights are protected by the Bill of Rights
d) No, because Megan said so.

Which of the following is not protected by the Bill of Rights?
a) school dress codes
b) Jury trials
c) Freedom of Press
d) Freedom of Religion

The principle that all powers not given to the Federal government are given to the states is called _________.
a) Double jeopardy
b) Due Process
c) Federalism
d) Bill of Rights

Which of the following is a violation of your rights?
a) getting searched without a warrant.
b) getting fired for being late
c) getting insulted
d) getting a speeding ticket

The right to bear arms is ___________________________.
a) The right to own and keep weapons.
b) The right to wear a tank top.
c) The right to have a hairy arms with claws.
d) The right to not be searched without a warrant.

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