Court Cases
Civil Rights Act
Civil Liberties
Declaration of Ind.
Letters from Birmingham Jail
100

Gives woman the right to privacy. 

Roe v. Wade. 

100

The Civil Rights Act was enforced in the Constitution. True or False?

True


100

What do civil liberties protect U.S citizens from?

Government

100

The authors of the Declaration of Ind.?

Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, & John Adams 

100

What are the two types of laws?

There are Just and Unjust laws.

200
Established separate but equal.Supreme Court approval to Jim Crow Laws. 

Plessy v. Ferguson

200

What year did the Civil Right Act get signed?

1964

200

What is the due process clause?

written into the 14th amendment clause, the due process clause states that no state may deprive a person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.

200

What is the list of Grievances?

A list of complaints the colonist had with the way King George III ruled England and actions that England took towards them.

200

What has "wait" meant when used to discuss civil rights?

Never

300

The freedom of speech protection afforded in the U.S. Constitution's First Amendment could be restricted if the words spoken or printed represented to society a “clear and present danger

Schenck v. us

300

What president signed the Civil Rights Act?

Lyndon B. Johnson

300
The establishment clause made any evidence found illegally cannot be used in court. True or False?

False

300

Why was the Declaration of Independence written?

To break the colonist from their political connections connecting them to Britain declaring their independence.

300

Why did Martin Luther King Jr. take the time to write letters to the clergymen?

He believed they were good people put under orders of bad men. 

400

Segregation in schools was ruled unconstitutional 

Brown v. Board of Education 

400

What was the overall importance of the Civil Rights Act?

To end social segregation throughout the U.S. 

400

What is the exclusionary clause?

The exclusionary clause states any evidence not obtained legally cannot be used in a trial

400

Which Congress inherited the Declaration of Independence?

The second Continental Congress.

400

What kind of peace does Martin Luther King Jr. say too many people are striving for?

He states that they are striving for peace in the time which will only be superficial as the problem in which they are fighting for will reoccur. 

500

Established exclusionary rule; illegally obtained evidence cannot be used in court

Mapp v. Ohio 

500

What occured in the Senate during the discussion of the Civil Rights Act?

A 54 day filibuster by the minority party

500

What are the ex post facto laws?

Laws preventing being from being arrested for an crime performed before there was a law claiming it illegal. 

500

What are unalienable rights?

Rights that the government are unable to take away from the people. 

500

Who does MLK use as an example to say that not all laws are morals?

Hitler

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