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RSU_Acrоnym_hоriz_ArtsSci_cоlor.jpg DESCRIPTION Module 3 Quiz OBJECTIVES Chаpter 4 Outline the founding debаte аbout civil liberties and explain how civil liberties apply to the federal government and the states. Explain how the Supreme Court has interpreted freedom of religion through the establishment and free exercise clauses. Explain how the Supreme Court has interpreted freedom of speech, assembly, petition, and the press. Explain how the Supreme Court has interpreted the right to bear arms. Explain how the Supreme Court has interpreted the right to due process. Describe how the Supreme Court has identified and interpreted the righto to privacy. Chapter 5 Define civil rights and describe the different strategies that lead to achieving civil rights. Outline the key political and legal developments in the civil rights movement. Explain how different social movements have expanded civil rights. Describe key issues of civil rights that continue to affect American politics. TEST NAME: OPENS: 11:55 PM 9/23/2026 CLOSES: 11:55 PM 9/27/2026 TIME LIMIT: 1 Hour QUESTIONS PRESENTED: Individually BACKTRACKING: Prohibited INSTRUCTIONS Module quizzes consist of three types of questions. First, at least twenty (20) multiple-choice questions are drawn randomly from a universe of questions based on the assigned reading. Each question is worth one (1) point. Second, two (2) Concept Identification questions are randomly drawn from the assigned reading. Concept IDs require students to accurately define a term, and then explain its significance for understanding that module’s assigned reading. Third, two (2) Short Answer questions are randomly drawn from a larger universe and require students to provide an argument in support of or opposition to some aspect of the assigned reading. Students should understand that written responses require more than one or two sentences to earn full credit.