First Amendment and Public Schools Reading Quiz

Group 1

• Establishing a national religion
• Regulating interstate commerce
• Imposing taxes
• Declaring war

• First Amendment
• Tenth Amendment
• Fourteenth Amendment
• Fifth Amendment

• To enforce federal laws
• To create informed citizens
• To regulate private businesses
• To establish local governments

• Brown v. Board of Education
• Tinker v. Des Moines
• Roe v. Wade
• Marbury v. Madison

• Official school newspapers
• Personal blogs
• Social media posts
• Independent magazines

• To promote political views
• To prevent substantial disruption
• To enforce dress codes
• To limit student opinions

• Lack of enforcement
• Gender bias in guidelines
• High cost of uniforms
• Limited styles available

• Speech advocating illegal drug use
• Speech causing substantial disruption
• Speech criticizing school policies
• Speech supporting political candidates

• They are encouraged for cultural expression
• They are often banned to discourage gang activity
• They are ignored by school officials
• They are required as part of the dress code

• To regulate student dress codes
• To set rules for computer network use
• To establish grading criteria
• To outline sports participation guidelines