Civil Rights And Civil Liberties Flashcards

(37 cards)

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Title IX

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Federal law that prohibits gender discrimination 1972

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defense on marriage act

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Left it to the states to decide whether same sex marriage was leagal

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Affirmative action

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Taking steps to end discrimination, a label placed on people to diversify by race or gender

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Civil rights act of 1964

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Establish the equal employment opportunities commission, which enforces laws that make discrimination in the workforce

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Voting rights act of 1965

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Prohibits racial discrimination while voting

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14th amendment

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Gave citizenship to all people who were born in the US

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Privileges plus immunities under the 14th amendment

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States cannot discriminate out of state residence

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Selective incorporation under the 14th amendment

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The process of applying the bill of rights to the state governments

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Equal protection clause under the 14th amendment

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Guarantees that all people in the state are treated fairly

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Due process under the 14th amendment

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The government must have a valid reason to take away a persons, life, liberty, or property

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The 24th amendment

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Prohibits poll tax on federal election voting

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What are the unanimous court cases? (4)

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Gideon v Wainwright, Brown versus the Board of Education ,schenck v US, Wisconsin, V Yoder

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What court case where the parents sued the school because school official prayed which was against their religion.

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Engel v viatle

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What court case I had an illegally tamed pentagon papers, which were about the war and revealed that the government was lying to the people

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NYT v u.s

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According to this states law students must go to school past eighth grade however, this person sued the school saying that it goes against their religious beliefs to have their children go to school past the eighth grade

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WI v Yoder

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During the Vietnam war students were armbands to protest the Vietnam war nonviolently the school, says that they are disrupting other children, and while it was currently non-by later, it could progress into violence so the school didn’t want them to protest

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Tinker v Des Moines

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This person interfered with a draft which violeted the espionage act. This person claimed that this violated his right to freedom of speech he was encouraging people to defy the draft.

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This person committed a crime and was arrested. He wasn’t rich so he couldn’t afford an attorney, but according to the sixth amendment due process, everyone has the right to an attorney, but Florida law says only the death penalty cases can get an attorney.

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Gideon vs wainwright

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In this case, the court ruled that the US Constitution protects women’s rights to privacy, which makes the right to have an abortion because of due process cause of the 14th amendment

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Due to a higher crime rate, this city prohibited a person from possessing any firearm unless they are validly registrant this defied the second amendment.

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McDonald v Chicago

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Oliver was in a segregated school, which he claimed was harmful to his education this case, signal the end to legalize segregation

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Brown v the Board of Education

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Holding 6-1

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Case Engle v vitals deemed that school prayers were unconstitutional

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Holding 6-3

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NYT v us freedom of press stands NYT

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Holding 7-2

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Tinker v Des Moines tinker, roe v wade roe

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Holding 5-4
McDonald v Chicago McDonald 2nd amendment
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First amendment
Freedom of speech Freedom of religion Freedom to assemble Freedom to petition Freedom to protest
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Second amendment
Right to bear arms
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Fourth amendment
Prevent some reasonable searches and seizures
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Fifth amendment
Miranda warning, you’re the right to remain silent
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Sixth amendment
Has the right to be represented by a lawyer when accused
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8th
Protects the person from cruel and unusual punishment such as hanging firing squad, lethal injection oh electric chair
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9th
Protect rights that are not explicitly stated in the constitution
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Establishment clause
Prevents the government from establishing a religion or favoring one religion over the other
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Symbolic speech
A visual representation of a political view
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Free exercise clause
Allows citizens to practice their religion however they want and deny the government, the chance of stopping their religious actions
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Civil liberties
They are the fundamental liberties protected by the bill rights
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Civil rights
Search discrimination towards a specific crowd, specifically gender or race