Overview
Who was the plaintiff and defendant?
P- Oliver Brown D-Board of Education of Topeka
What was the point of separate but equal?
They can separate schools as long as they were equally educated.
What was the court's ruling?
Was "unconstitutional", Brown won the case.
What did Brown vs. board of education accomplish in writing?
Ended segregation of schools.
What was the name of the case?
a- Brown vs. Board of Education
b- School District of Topeka vs. Brown
c- District of Kansas vs. Brown
a- Brown vs. Board of Education
When did the case begin?
a- May 17, 1954
b- Dec. 9, 1952
c- Sep. 18, 1953
b- Dec. 9, 1952
What was the constitutional question raised by the participants?
A.) Violate children's toy privileges?
B.) Violate the 14th Amendment?
C.) Violate 1st amendment?
B.) Violate the 14th Amendment?
Why did they decide this certain ruling?
A.) They felt spontaneous
B.) Bill of Rights
C.) Violate 14th amendment/ Protection clause
C.) Violate 14th amendment/ Protection clause
What acts or laws did the ruling pave the way for?
A.) 19th amendment
B.) Civil rights acts of 1957, 1964, 1968 etc.
C.) You can't whistle in the streets at night
B.) Civil rights acts of 1957, 1964, 1968 etc.
Who has the coolest project?
A.) Jordyn and Mckenna
B.) Lizzy and Brae
C.) Gavyn's Vietnam Powerpoint
B.) Lizzy and Brae.....
What city did this take place?
a- Nashville,Tennessee
b- New Orleans, Louisiana
c- Topeka,Kansas
c- Topeka, Kansas
Why did the case go to supreme court?
A.) Brown had that Dawg in him
B.) Approved by lower courts
C.) Challenged constitution
C.) Challenged constitution- Challenged supreme court ruling Plessy vs. Ferguson
Was there a minority opinion?
A.) Yes
B.) No
C.) Democrats
B.) No
What did the case help remove?
A.) the president from office
B.) racism
C.) segregation from all public places
C.) segregation from all public places
What was Oliver Browns daughter's name?
A.) Linda Carol Brown
B.) Cornelious Michalangio Brown The Third
C.) Rose Mae Brown
A.) Linda Carol Brown
What were the arguments of each side?
A.) P- 14th Amendment D-Plessy vs. Ferguson
B.) P- 1st amendment D- Mike vs. House of commons
C.) P- 21st amendment D- Limesand vs. Anderson
A.) P- 14th Amendment D-Plessy vs. Ferguson
Why did the court agree to hear the case?
A.) Media coverage and heavy topic
B.) They picked it out of a hat
C.) Was overruled to be reviewed
A.) Media coverage and heavy topic
How were the concurrent opinions different from the majority opinion?
A.) There were no concurrent opinions
B.) They were racist so they wanted it split
C.) They did not want to lose at sports
A.) There were no concurrent opinions
What was the only negative effect of the ruling?
A.) Riots
B.) All-black schools firing teachers
C.) Even more racism
B.) All-black schools firing teachers
What would our school look like if the ruling was flipped?
A.) Braelon would not be here
B.) Eventually be overruled
C.) Aliens will take over because of our inferiority
A.) Braelon would not be here
What led to the case heading to court?
Oliver Brown's daughter was unable to go to a better all white school because of race. it was only four blocks from his house, and was better education. Brown took this to court after being denied from the board for enrollment.
What was Plessy vs. Ferguson?
A supreme court ruling that said that schools can be separated by color, race, etc. as long as the education is equal.
What was the vote count? (Second Chances)
9-0
What did Browns vs. Board of education not do in writing?
promoted acceptance and equality from a young age.
Explain the entire case.
Whatever is right it hurts to type thusi so s faddg