civil rights movement
constitution
gerrymandering
civil liberties
declaration of independence
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who were some of the key leaders of the civil rights act?

Martin Luther King jr, Malcolm x, and rosa parks

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when was the constitution written?

September 17th, 1987

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what is gerrymandering?

Gerrymandering is the manipulation of district boundaries

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what are civil liberties?

Civil liberties are rights granted to citizens in which cannot be taken away under any circumstances

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what is the declaration of independence?

 the founding document of the United States

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what were Martin Luther King Jr.’s beliefs?

He dreamed of a country void of segregation and suppression and advocated for nonviolent protests

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where was the constitution written?

At the constitutional convention in Philadelphia

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what is the purpose of gerrymandering?

The purpose is the manipulate voting districts to benefit specific candidates

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how are they protected?

They are protected by the bill of rights in the US constitution

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when was it created?

July 4th, 1776

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what were Malcolm x´s beliefs?

He was a supporter of black nationalism and urged people to protect themselves from oppression by any means necessary which put him at odds with Martin Luther King’s teachings.

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who wrote the constitution?

The founding fathers wrote the constitution

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how can it be beneficial to certain people or political parties?

It can be beneficial by drawing more districts that have either a majority of republicans of democrats depending on who you want it to benefit

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how do they apply to individual citizens of the united states?

Each citizen has the right to exercise each of the civil liberties without penalty such as freedom of speech

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who created it?

Thomas Jefferson, benjamin franklin, john Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston

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who was rosa parks and what did she do?

Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist who refused to give up her seat on the bus to a white man which sparked the Montgomery bus boycott.

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what is the purpose of the constitution?

The constitution acts as a basis to go off of for everything that goes on in our country especially regarding government control and citizens rights

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what are the limitations of gerrymandering?

No packing and cracking

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how were they created?

They were created when the first ten amendments known as the bill of rights was created

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what significance does it hold?

It contains the ideals of our nation, complaints against the British king, and the reasoning as to why the us wanted to be independent

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what was a major stepping stone in the civil rights movement?

The Birmingham campaign led by Martin Luther King was a very significant event that triggered lots of uproar regarding the treatment of people of color in prisons which further regarded the term ¨injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.¨

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how is the constitution still used in today’s society?

The constitution is still used because everyone exercises their rights on a daily basis which are granted to them by the first 10 amendments to the constitution and every court decision is based on the wordings of the constitution

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who controls it?

The state legislature is normally responsible for the drawing of districts each time the census is taken and normally requires approval of state governer

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what control does the government have over them?

The government has absolutely no control over them, under no circumstances may anyone be denied their civil liberties

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what impact did it make on our country?

It allowed the revolutionary war to be seen as a war between two separate countries rather than a civil war with britian.

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