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Civil Rights
Rights to personal liberty (granted to all)
Inherent Characteristics
Characteristics given by birth
Suspect Classifications
Any group with characteristics that make them likely to be discriminated.
Strict Scrutiny Test
The most rigorous standard of the judicial review.(Race, Religion, and National Origin)
Intermediate Scrutiny Test
The second most rigorous standard of the judicial review.
Rational Basis Test
The default and least rigorous of the judicial reviews.
Hate Crime
A violent, prejudice motivated crime that occurs based on suspect classification.
Civil Disobedience
The active, professed refusal to obey certain laws, demands and commands of the government.

Standing to Sue
The ability to present evidence that supports your participation in a case.
Reconstruction Era
(1865-1877) Rebuilding after the Civil War.
Black Codes
Laws passed by the southern states, after the Civil War, that limited African-American freedoms.
Jim Crow Laws
Laws enforcing racial segregation
De jure
of right, by right, according to law
White Primary
Election where only whites were allowed to vote
Literacy Test
A test of a person's understanding of a particular language.

Poll Tax

A tax or fee levied as a precondition of exercising the right to vote.

Grandfather Clause
If your grandfather had a right, it was given to you.
Plessy v Furgeson
Upheld the constitutionality of state laws requiring racial segregation to be "separate, but equal"
Equal Protection Clause
says that no state shall deny any person in its jurisdiction "the equal protection of the law"

Separate but Equal Doctrine
Justified and permitted racial segregation
Brown v Board of Education of Topeka
established segregated schools to be unconstitutional
Intersectionality
The study of intersecting social identities of gender, race, class, ability, sexual orientation, religion, caste, age and more.
Affirmative Action
The policy of favoring members of a disadvantaged group who suffer from discrimination within a culture.