Civics Flashcards

(9 cards)

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What is the Rule of Law?

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Government and citizens all abide by the same laws regardless of political power. Laws must be stable and justly applied.

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Define Due Process.

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The government must apply laws and rules equally to all people.

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What does Equality mean in the context of law?

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All individuals have the same claim as human beings to natural rights and treatment under the law.

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What is Justice in a political context?

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Having a political order that protects the rights of all equally and treats everyone equally under law.

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What are landmark Supreme Court cases?

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Important cases that help us understand the role and impact of the courts in American government.

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How can one explore the significance of landmark cases?

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Use the Supreme Court Research Organizer and list of landmark cases to gather and organize key information.

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Fill in the blank: The _______ applies to all individuals equally under the law.

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[Rule of Law]

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True or False: Justice ensures that all individuals are treated unequally under the law.

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False

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What resources can help in understanding the Supreme Court and the Bill of Rights?

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The Supreme Court Document-Based Questions Resources and The Bill of Rights and Due Process.

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