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100

Basic promises, like speech, religion, press, etc. are all considered

liberties

100

The Civil Rights Act was passed in ________

1964

100
Another way to say civil liberties is _____

freedoms/negative rights

100
Which Supreme Court case moved the civil liberty of "right of an attorney" to the civil right of "provided for you?"

Gideon v Wainwright

100

Loving v Virginia was cited in the decision of this similarly situated case on marriage rights...

Obergefell v. Hodges

200

The first "civil rights" in the Constitution appear in Amendment _____

13 (no slavery)

200

Civil rights are primarily concerned with ________

discrimination

200

Both Roe v Wade and Dobbs v Jackson argued about the state's role in this (potential) civil liberty _____

abortion

200

"You have the right to remain silent. You have the right to an attorney"

Miranda v Arizona

200

Voting is primarily a ___________

civil liberty

300

The Bill of Rights is a list of protections from ___________

the government

300

What is another term for a civil right?

positive right

300

This right is "inferred" due to a right to speech and the 4th Amendment and its protections of person and property.

right to privacy

300

In order to extend the civil liberty of marriage, this case made the right to inter-racial marriage included.

Loving v Virginia

300

What is it called when someone's speech is limited because they say untrue and malicious things about another person?

libel/slander

400

Which Amendment is noted as the "civil rights" Amendment?

14th (Equal Rights)

400
What type of intervention will the government use to make sure that kids get an education?

take them from their parents

400

What entity controls how well the government follows the Constitutional limits on government power?

the government

400

This most famous case dealt with the issues of the inherent inequality of segregation.

Brown v Board of Education

400

The last amendment to extend civil liberties was _____________

26--voting age to 18

500

Civil Rights and Liberties can be taken away/given through _____

Constitutional Amendment / 2/3 of Congress / Supreme Court ruling

500

In order to ensure civil rights are enforced, the government has had to send in _________

the military

500

If the liberty of one person interferes with the liberty of another, what happens?

the infraction liberty is curtailed
500

Giving the right of free speech to corporations and allowing "speech" to mean money...expanded liberties to corporations

Citizens United v FEC

500

Liberties are NOT protected on/in _________________, but rights Are

private property

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