Voting
Civil Rights
Civil Liberties
Due Process
Surprise
100

What amendments gave the rights to vote?

15th, 19th, 26th, 

100

What does civil rights mean? 

equal protection for all people 

100

What does the first amendment protect?

Religion, press, speech, petition, & assemble

100

Requires that certain procedures be followed before any action is taken to prevent inaccurate or unjustified decisions.

Due Process

100

Study of rights, responsibilities, and duties of a citizen

Civics

200

Which amendment gave the suffrage to women?

19th amend. 

200

who lead the civil rights movement?

Martin Luther King jr.

200

What does civil liberties mean? 

protections against government actions

200

What amendments go with due process?

4th, 5th, 6th, 8th, 14th

200

What amendment set the voting age to 18?

26th

300

Which amendment gave the suffrage to African Americans? 

15th amend.

300

What movement tried t end racial discrimination?

Civil Rights Movement

300

What is the 14th amendment?

All citizens have equal rights and protection of laws.

300

What is the 5th amendment?

No double jeopardy

300

What are the Bill of Rights?

the first 10 amendments

400

Which amendment gave the suffrage to teens?

26th amend.

400

What was the Civil Rights Act?

outlawed discrimination

400

Prohibits gov't from taking a person's "Life, Liberty or property without ________ _________ of law

Due Process

400

what is the 6th amendment?

Defendant has a right to a legal counsel

400

"everyone" must obey the law and no one is above the law

Rule of law

500

What years were the amendments passed?

15th amend. - 1870

19th amend. - 1920

26th amend. - 1971

500

What was the Brown v. Board of Education?

a case where the Supreme court declared the separation of blacks and whites in schools was unconstitutional.

500

Supreme court in 1966 upholds due process and protects your rights during an arrest and interrogation.

Miranda V. Arizona

500

over turned a previous supreme court ruling in 1942 that counsel was not fundamental right, essential to a fair trail

!962 Gideon V. Wainwright 

500

Fights crime and runs the federal court system

Department of Justice (Attorney General)