1950s & 1960s
1972 -1977
1978 - 1990
1990 - 2004
Absentee Voting Rights
Voting Access Rights
100

Brown v Board was a case brought on by the NAACP. How many cases inspired this?

Five cases

100

True or false? 

The Rehabilitation Act was the first law that protected people with disabilities from discrimination.

True

100

True or false?

Gallaudet University was founded as a place for deaf education.

True. 

Gallaudet was founded in 1864 as a place for deaf education, but most of the university’s leadership had been hearing.

100

What does ADA stand for?

Americans with Disabilities Act

100

Who is eligible to vote absentee in Maine?

Any registered voter can apply to vote absentee.

100

True or false? 

You can still vote even if you are under guardianship. 

True. You are still eligible to vote and no one can pressure you into how to vote.

200

True of false? 

MaineCare is Medicare

False

MaineCare is Medicaid.

200

True or false? 

Section 504 is included in the Rehabilitation Act.

True. It was enforced after the protests in 1977.

200

Why was the “Deaf President Now!” Movement necessary?

It was necessary because Gallaudet was an important university for deaf education, and most of the faculty and students were deaf.

200

What is the importance of Olmstead?

It called for community mental health treatment and said that unnecessary institutionalization is against the Americans with Disabilities Act.

200

True or false? 

You need a reason to request a mail-in absentee ballot.

False.

No reason required

200

What is the voting age?

18

300

What was the precedent that got overturned by Brown v Board of Education?

Separate but equal

300

Where was Willowbrook State School?

Staten Island, New York

300

Why is it called the Capitol Crawl?

It's called that because multiple advocates left their wheelchairs to crawl up the steps of the Capitol.

300

How old is the Olmstead Decision?

27 years as of last month

300

True or false? 

If you are returning your absentee ballot through the mail, you don't need to worry about the time it will take to be delivered.

False. 

You should allow an absentee ballot at least seven days for delivery.

300

Do you need to update your voter registration every time you move?

Yes. You need to vote where you live.

400

What did the Community Mental Health Act do?

It moved mental health treatment from psychiatric facilities to homes and communities.

400

How many times did Nixon veto the Rehabilitation Act before signing it?

Twice

400

Who was the “Gang of 19”?

They were a group of 19 wheelchair users that advocated for transportation access.

400

Where and when did the first disability pride parade take place?

Chicago in 2004

400

What is the point of an electronic accessible absentee ballot?

This is a voting method for people with print disabilities to ensure that they can vote privately.

400

What does the accessible voting system have? Do you have to have a disability to use it?

It has headphones to listen to the ballot, large text, and a braille keypad. You do not need to be disabled to use this machine. You also will not be asked about your disability when you ask to use the machine.

500

How is MaineCare funded?

It receives both state and federal funding.

500

How long was the 504 Sit-in?

28 days long

500

Where did "We Will Ride!" take place?

Denver, Colorado

500

Name two titles of the ADA.

Employment, State and Local Government, Public Accommodations, Telecommunications, and Miscellaneous

500

When is the latest you can possibly request an absentee ballot for an election?

The Thursday before that election at 5 PM.

500

True or false? 

You can request help with reading voter registration paperwork, completing a voter registration card, mailing/returning voter registration paperwork, reading the ballot, marking the ballot, but not placing the ballot in the scanner machine at the polling station

False. You can request help with all of these options.