This president was socially liberal, but economically conservative.

This president was socially liberal, but economically conservative.

a. Ronald Reagan
b. Bill Clinton
c. Franklin Roosevelt
d. John F. Kennedy










Answer: B

"Future belongs to the brave" was said by:

"Future belongs to the brave" was said by:

a. Ronald Reagan
b. Bill Clinton
c. Franklin Roosevelt
d. John F. Kennedy













Answer: A

"Civility is not a sign of weakness." was said by:

"Civility is not a sign of weakness." was said by:

a. Abraham Lincoln
b. Bill Clinton
c. Franklin Roosevelt
d. John F. Kennedy














Answer: D

The day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and when the US entered WWII.

The day the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor and when the US entered WWII.

a. July 7th, 1941
b. December 7th, 1941
c. October 14th, 1962
d. January 7th, 1941











Answer: B

This president grew up with wealth, but reach down to the poor and was well liked.

This president grew up with wealth, but reach down to the poor and was well liked.

a. Abraham Lincoln
b. Bill Clinton
c. Franklin Roosevelt
d. John F. Kennedy















Answer: C

2nd of Lincoln's important acts to free the slaves.

2nd of Lincoln's important acts to free the slaves.

a. 13th Amendment
b. Declaration of War
c. Gettysburg Address
d. Emancipation Proclamation













Answer: A

First of two of Lincoln's important acts to free the slaves.

First of two of Lincoln's important acts to free the slaves.

a. 13th Amendment
b. Declaration of War
c. Gettysburg Address
d. Emancipation Proclamation











Answer: D

Abraham Lincoln made this address after this battle, which was the turning point of the war, where Lincoln knew the North would win.

Abraham Lincoln made this address after this battle, which was the turning point of the war, where Lincoln knew the North would win.

a. The Gettysburg Address
b. Declaration of War
c. The Emancipation Proclamation
d. Space Shuttle Challenger Address












Answer: A

20 minutes were erased from the ______ tapes.

20 minutes were erased from the ______ tapes.

a. The Pentagon Papers
b. NSA leak
c. Watergate
d. Oklahoma City Bombing











Answer: C

Was a whistleblower of the Nixon administration.

Was a whistleblower of the Nixon administration.

a. Richard Kleindienst
b. John Dean
c. John Mitchell
d. Daniel Ellsberg










Answer: B

A $25,000 check for this man's reelection campaign had been deposited into the bank account of one of the burglars.

A $25,000 check for this man's reelection campaign had been deposited into the bank account of one of the burglars.

a. Ronald Reagan
b. John F. Kennedy
c. Bill Clinton
d. Richard Nixon















Answer: D

This case set the precedent where media news changes the relationship with the government.

This case set the precedent where media news changes the relationship with the government.

A. The Pentagon papers
B. Watergate
C. Wiki leaks
D. Nsa leaks














Answer: A

Significance of this was a landmark case in upholding the publics right to know. The supreme court held that there was no evidence to justify prior restraint.

Significance of this was a landmark case in upholding the publics right to know. The supreme court held that there was no evidence to justify prior restraint. 

A. Watergate
B. Wiki leaks
C. The Pentagon papers
D. Nsa leaks














Answer: C

Not enough support to prove it will undermine national security.

Not enough support to prove it will undermine national security. 

A. Burden of proof
B. Reporters privilege
C. Contempt of court
D. Supreme Court












Answer: A

Considered a vague term.

Considered a vague term.

A. Watergate
B. The Pentagon papers
C. National security
D. Reporters privilege









Answer: C

Were problematic about national security because at last stages of war.

Were problematic about national security because at last stages of war. 

A. The Pentagon papers
B. Watergate
C. Reporters privilege











Answer: A

Hesitant about the publication of this because it reveals that the government lies.

Hesitant about the publication of this because it reveals that the government lies. 

A. Watergate
B. Cuban missile crisis
C. The Pentagon papers
D. McCarthism












Answer: C

Case that asks us if a newspaper is able to print news stories that may be injurious to the government's war effort and or pose a breach to national security.

Case that asks us if a newspaper is able to print news stories that may be injurious to the government's war effort and or pose a breach to national security. 

A. Watergate
B. The Pentagon papers
C. Cuban missile crisis
D. Cold war











Answer: B

______ in the United States is a "reporter's protection under constitutional or statutory law, from being compelled to testify about confidential information or sources."

______ in the United States is a "reporter's protection under constitutional or statutory law, from being compelled to testify about confidential information or sources."

a. Criminal Law
b. Prior Restraint
c. Civil Law
d. Reporters Privilege












Answer: D

Purpose: To maintain the stability of the state and society by punishing offenders and deterring them and others from offending.

Purpose: To maintain the stability of the state and society by punishing offenders and deterring them and others from offending.

a. Criminal Law
b. Prior Restraint
c. Civil Law
d. Reporters Privilege
















Answer: A