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Roger Taney

The chief justice who ruled Dred Scott still a slave.

Roger Williams

Preacher who claimed to be the one voice of God; "go worship freely".

William Lloyd Garrison

Said slavery was wrong; founder of 1st anti-slavery movement.

Civil Liberties Guaranteed By Amendments

Right to privacy, freedom of religion, speech, press, right to bear arms, rights of the accused, fighting terrorism, and protecting liberty.

Joseph McCarthy

Man in senate who led witchhunt for communists.

Eli Whitney

Created cotton gin and revitalized slavery.

Exclusionary Rule

Ruling that evidence obtained in an illegal search may not be included in a trial.

Barron v Baltimore

Rights do not apply at state level; eminent domain- gov't can take your stuff.

Chinese Exclusion Act

1882 barred Chinese immigrants and declared Chinese people inelgible for citizenship.

Strict Constructionism

If constitution does not say government can, they can't.

Circuit Courts

Second stage of federal courts which review the trial record of cases decided in district court to ensure they were settled properly.

Pendelton Act

Required federal government to hire well qualified individuals, who must take exams to qualify for their posts.

Strict Scrutiny

Tendency to strike down as unconstitutional any legislation that singles our race or ethnicity unless the government has a compelling interest in such legislation.

Structure of Courts

Lower courts conduct trials. Appelate courts hear appeals. Supreme court renders final verdict.

Bureaucracy Growth- why?

National needs called for growth (war, morality, economics, geography, race) & as nation grew, the government/bureaucracy grew.