2Nd Set

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these protect our personal freedoms and liberties

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civil liverties

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these protect groups from discrimination

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civil rights

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this prevents an unfair arrest and imprisonment

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habeas corpus

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this prevents making an act a crime, when the time the act was committed it was not unlawful

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ex post facto laws

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this prevents a law or laws from being written against an individual or group

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bills of attainder b

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this amendment has the due process clause

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14th d

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this amendment has the equal protection clause

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14th a

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which amendment defines american citizenship

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14th d

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which answer contains the correct amendments protecting rights of the accused?

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4th 5th 6th 8thc

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which amendment prevents an unlawful search and seizure

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4thc

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which amendment prevents double jeopardy and self-incrimination

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5th a

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which amendment prevents cruel and unusual punishment

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8th b

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which amendment guarantees a grand jury for capital crimes and the right to face your accuser

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6th b

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what clause in the 1st amendment creates the wall between church and state

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establishment clause b

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which clause in the 1st amendment says you can believe whatever you want

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free exercise claus ec

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what is prior restraint

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you are free of government censorship c

Front 17

what are the types of defamatory speech

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libel and slander c

Front 18

which amendent asserts we have more rights than stated in the constitution

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9th a

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which amendment refers to the reserved rights of the states and to the people

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9th a

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what does the government use to keep from entangling with religious institutions

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the lemon test c

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this amendment guarantees our civil rights and liverties

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15th a

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this amendment guarantees our civil rights and liberties

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14th d

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this type of segregation occurred in the north

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de facto segregation b

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this type of segregation occurred in the south

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jim crow laws and de jure segregation d

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this supreme court ruling held segregation to be constitutional

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plessey v ferguson b

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this supreme court ruling held segregation to be unconstitutional

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brown v board of education (topeka) 1954 d

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what us the 15th amendment

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right to vote (males)c

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what is the 19th amendment

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womens suffrage a

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which amendment gave 18y/o the right to vote

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26th c

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what amendment outlawed poll taxes

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24th d

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when was the voting rights act ratified

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1965c

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when was the fair housing act ratified

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1968 a

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what was the era

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the equal rights amendment c

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what is the name of the 1978 reverse discrimination case

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the bakke case c

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what were the historic origins of american chinatowns

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they were tourist attractions d

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what civil rights act for people with disabilities was ratified in 1990

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the ADA c

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what institution did the civil rights act of 1964 establish

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the EEOC c

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what group benefitted most from affirmative action

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women c

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who led the civil rights movement during the 1960's

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rev. dr. martin luther king d

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when did native americans get the right to vote

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1924 by congressional statute d

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when did women get the right to vote

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1920 a

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which answer is an example of symbolic speech

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all of the above;

buring the american flag, wearing a political inspired armband, displaying the american flag upside down d

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what amendment has the exclusionary rule found that prohibits any evidence in a trail that was not gathered by a court-ordered warrant

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the 4th amendment c

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what year was the stonewall inn riot that began the gays struggle for equal rights and where did it occur

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1969 nyc c

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what did the court rule in the bakke case

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the affirmative action quotas were illegal b

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what year was affirmative action implemented

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1964 c

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what organization led the civil rights movement

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the national association for the advancement of colored people NAACPc

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what test is used by the supreme court to prevent the governments entanglement with religion

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the lemon test a

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what are miranda rights

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police must tell the accused their constitutional rights at the moment of arrest b

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when does due process begin

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when police turn on their red lights b