Bill of Rights
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100

What is the 1st? 

Guarantee freedom of religion, speech, press, assembly and petition. 

100

Which Act eliminated literacy tests and monitored voter registration for African Americans?

Voting Rights Act 1965

100

Supreme court case that established the doctrine of separate but equal

Plessy v. Ferguson

100

Ruler is a king or queen who has total power over everyone

Absolute Monarchy 

100

1776- protection for press

Virginia Declaration of Rights
200

What is the 2nd?

Right to bear arms

200

Laws that separated white and black people in public and private facilities

Jim Crow Laws

200
Stated that public schools should be racially integrated

Brown v. Board of Education

200

Monarch has limited powers and is only a figurehead of the government; the real power rests with parliament and prime minister

Constitutional Monarchy

200

1689- Guaranteed a jury trial, right to petition Parliament, freedom of speech

English Bill of Rights

300

What is the 4th?

Protects people from unreasonable searches and seizures

300

Prohibited discrimination on basis of race, religion, national origin and gender

Civil Rights Act 1964

300

U.S. policy that provided economic and military aid to free nations threatened by communism 

Truman Doctrine

300

Distinct branches in government with President elected separately

Presidential Democracy


300

1215- Recognized a trial by jury

Magna Carta

400

What is the 5th?

Guarantees due process for accused persons

400
The damage and needs after WWll, U.S. supplied economic aid to certain European nations to help them rebuild (G.B. and Fr. received the most)

Marshall Plan

400
Stronger nations take control of weaker territories

Imperialism

400

Rules with unlimited power

Dictatorship

400

1620- important because it was an important step in colonial self-government

Mayflower Compact

500

What is the 8th?

Prohibits cruel and unusual punishments

500

Population explosion between 1946-1964 largest generation in our nations history

Baby Boom

500

Mexican American that spoke out for farm workers rights

Cesar Chavez

500

Ruled by the sanctioned religion

Theocracy
500

April 1945, representatives of 50 nations met in San Francisco to establish a peace keeping body

United Nations (UN)