I was a Monkey?
Scientific issue involved in the Scopes Monkey trial
Darwin's theory of evolution
The Article of the Constitution that created the Supreme Court
Article III
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
John Roberts
Nominates justices to the Supreme Court
President
Prayer in the public schools was ruled to be a violation of the Establishment Clause in this landmark case
Engel v. Vitale
The state where the Scopes Monkey Trial was heard
Tennessee
The architect of the Constitution
James Madison
First Hispanic justice on the Supreme Court
Sonia Sotomayor
confirms justices to the Supreme Court
Senate
Pledge of Allegiance (the words "under God")
Newdow v. Congress
Lawyer who represented John Scopes in the Scopes Monkey Trial
Clarence Darrow
This case nationalized the Establishment Clause onto the states
Everson v. Board of Education
A justice appointed by President Donald Trump
Gorsuch, Kavanaugh or Coney-Barrett
The number of justices required to have a case accepted for review
Four
The case involving Peyote and Native-Americans
Oregon v. Smith
Prosecutor in the Scopes Monkey Trial
William Jennings Bryan
The part of the 14th Amendment used to nationalize the Bill of Rights onto the states
Due Process Clause
He wrote in Palka v. Ct. "those rights implicit in the concept of ordered liberty"
Justice Benjamin Cardozo
Appellate jurisdiction is defined by....
Congress
Case involved a woman fired from her job for refusing to work on Saturday (day of her Sabbath as an Adventist Day church member)
Sherbert v. Verner
Verdict in the Scopes Monkey trial
Scopes convicted of violating the Establishment Clause
One of the two constitutional amendments rejected by the states
congressional salaries or representation in the House of Reps.
He created the coercion test in Lee v. Weisman
Anthony Kennedy
Two states suing each other would involve this type of jurisdiction
original
This case nationalized the freedom of religion onto the states
Cantwell v. Connecticut