Civil Rights And Liberties

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These protect our personal freedoms and liberties.

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Civil liberties

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These protect groups from discrimination.

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Civil Rights

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Thisprevents an unfair arrest and imprisonment.

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Habeascorpus

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

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Expost facto laws

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This prevents a law or laws from being written againstan individual or group.

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Bills of atainder

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This amendment has the due process clause.

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14th amendment

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This amendment has the equal protection clause.

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14th amendment

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Which amendment defines American citizenship?

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14th amendment

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Which contains the correct amendments protecting rights of the accused?

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4th, 5th, 6th, 8th

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Which amendment prevents an unlawful search andseizure?

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4th

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Which amendment prevents double jeopardy and self-incrimination?

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5th

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Which amendment prevents cruel and unusual punishment?

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8th

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Which amendment guarantees a grand jury for capitalcrimes and the right to face your accuser?

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6th

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What clause in the 1st Amendment creates the wall between church andstate?

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Establishment Clause

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Which clause in the 1st Amendment says you can believe whatever you want?

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Free exercise clause

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What is prior restraint?

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You are free of government censorship

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What are the types of defamatory speech?

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Libel and slander

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Which amendment asserts we have more rights thanstated in the Constitution?

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9th

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Which amendment refers to the reserved rights of thestates and “to the people”?

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9th

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What does the government use to keep from entanglin gwith religious institutions?

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The lemon test

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This amendment abolished slavery.

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13th

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This amendment guarantees our civil rights andliberties.

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14th

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This type of segregation occurred in the North.

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De facto segregation

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This type of segregation occurred in the South.

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De jure segregation & Jim Crow Laws

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This Supreme Court ruling held segregation to be constitutional.

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Plessey v Ferguson

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This Supreme Court ruling held segregation to beunconstitutional.

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Brownv Board of Education (Topeka) 1954

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What is the 15th Amendment?

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Right to vote (men)

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What is the 19th Amendment?

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Women's suffrage

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Which amendment gave 18y/o the right to vote?

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26th

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What amendment outlawed poll taxes?

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24th

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When was the Voting Rights Act ratified?

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1965

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When was the Fair Housing Act ratified?

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1968

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What was the ERA?

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Equal Rights Amendment

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What is the name of the 1978 reverse discrimination case?

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Bakke

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What were the historic origins of American “Chinatowns?”

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Crowded Ghettos

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What civil rights act for people with disabilities was ratified in 1990?

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The ADA

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What institution did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 establish?

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The EEOC

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What group benefitted most from affirmative action?

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Women

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Who led the civil rights movement during the 1960’s?

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Martin Luther King

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When did Native Americans get the right to vote?

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1924by Congressional statute

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When did women get the right to vote?

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1920

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Which answer is an example of symbolic speech?

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Burningthe American flag

Wearinga political-inspired armband
Displayingthe American flag upside down

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

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4th, 5th, 6th

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What year was the Stonewall Inn riot that began the gays struggle for equal rightsand where did it occur?

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1969 NYC

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What did the court rule in the Bakke Case?

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That affirmative action quotas were illegal

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What year was affirmative action implemented?

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1964

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What organization led the civil rights movement?

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The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP

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What test is used by the Supreme Court to prevent the government’s entanglement with religion?

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The lemon test

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What are Miranda Rights?

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Civil rights at moment of arrest

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When does “due process” begin?

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When police turn on their red lights