Civil Rights Acts
Constitution
Gerrymandering
Civil Liberties
Declaration of Ind.
100

Who was Martin Luther King?

Civil rights leader who led marches, boycotts, and legal action to achieve civil rights. 

100
What is the Preamble?

Introduction to the Constitution

100

What is Gerrymandering?

Purposely designing districts large and small to sway the district votes a certain way.

100

What are civil liberties?

Freedoms and rights that laws can't violate.

100

What are Natural Rights?

Rights people have just because they are human.

200

Name 2 things that woman were able to gain after the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Equal Pay and Childcare

200

How many articles are in the Constitution?

7

200
Define cracking.
Spreading a certain type of voters one way across districts to eliminate the votes of minorities. 
200

Define anti-federalist.

Against a strong central government and pushed for the bill of rights. 

200
Define social contract.

People giving a little bit of their freedoms to be protected by the government.

300
What organization did Betty Freidan help create? 

National Organization for Woman (NOW)

300

What are the 3 branches of government?

Legislative, Executive and Judicial.

300

What is the Census?

The official count of the county's population.

300

What amendment states that the rights in the constitution aren't the only rights american's have.

9th Amendment

300

Define popular soverighnty.

People consent to the government therefore they have a power and say in government.

400

Name two things woman wanted to get out of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

-Equal Pay

-Rights for own body

400

How many times has the constitution been amended?

27

400

What is an incumbent?

The person who is running for a position while currently holding it. 

400

What is due process?

This gives american's the right to have an attorney, fair and just trial in a timely manner.

400

What did Jefferson mean by unalienable rights?

Rights people have given by their creator that can't be taken away.

500

Explain women's suffrage during the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Women's right to vote was established 50 years prior to the date and this was meant to fight for their equal rights and treatment.

500

What is the Elastic Clause?

The power congress has to stretch its powers as needed.

500

Name 2 advantages to being an incumbent.

They have free postage so they can mail out flyers for free to millions of people. 

Recognition. People know their name and will vote for them.

500

Define selective incorporation. 

Choosing which amendments apply to states and court cases.

500

Why is the Declaration of Independence considered a revolutionary essay?

This document changed our country for the better and earned our freedom from Britain.

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