Vocabulary
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| Civil Liberties | individuals legal and constitutional prtoection from the government
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| Bill of Rights | the first ten amendments of the constitution
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| First amendment | established the four great liberties: Freedom of Press, of speech, of religion, and of assembly
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| Barron V. Baltimore | said the Bill of Rights only restrained the federal government
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| Gitlow V. Newyork | Said that the state must respect some first amendment rights
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| Fourteenth Amendment | gave former slaves legal protectiona nad voting rights
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| Due Process Clause | said states must respect first amendemt
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| incorporation doctrine | Nationalized Bill of Rights and made most of it realivent to the states
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| Establishment clause | "Congress shall make no law respecting an established religion"
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| Free exercise clause | prohibits the abridgement of citizens' freedom to worship or not to worship
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| Lemon V. Kurtzman | Supreme court ruled aid to church related schools 1) have a secular legislative purpose 2)niether promote or inhibit religion 3)Not foster an execessive government entaglement with religion
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| Zelman V. Simmons-Harris | Gave poor families vouchers to pay for religious school
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| Engel V. Vitale | Said school faculty couldnt recite prayers for classroom exercises
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| Pennsylvania V. Schempp | Said bible reading in school violated the establishment clause
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| Prior restraint | government actions that stop material from being published
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| Near V. Minnesota | protected the News papers from prior restraint
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| Schenck V. United States | convicted a socialist man who urged men to aviod being drafted in WW1. said limit of freedom of speech if it provokes a clear and present danger
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| Roth V. United States | ruled is not within protection of the constitution
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| Miller V. California | defined what was obscenity 1) "to be a prurient interest in sex 2) "Patently offensive" sexually 3)lacked "serious literacy, artistic, political, or scientific value"
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| Texas V. Johnson | said burning the American Flag was a form of speech
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| Symbolic Speech | doesn't contain writing or speech but still shows ones opinion
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| Zurcher V. Standford Daily |
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