Final

Question 1

What is the separate spheres doctrine

Answer 1

Split between your public and private life

Question 2

Doctrine of Coveture

Answer 2

When a women got married her rights became her husbands

Question 3

Seneca falls convention

Answer 3

July 1848, organized by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott, negative news coverage, voting rights were the most controversial discussed

Question 4

Why was suffrage important?

Answer 4

Access to the political system, symbolic value (represents a full citizen)

Question 5

Which other movements was the suffrage movement connected to

Answer 5

The abolitionist movement, temperance movement

Question 6

Who were the two early suffragists

Answer 6

Lucy stone, Susan b Anthony

Question 7

When does the suffrage movement split

Answer 7

When the 15th amendment is passed

Question 8

National woman’s suffrage association

Answer 8

Stanton and Anthony, didn’t support the 15th amendment bc it didn’t include woman’s right to vote

Question 9

American woman suffrage association

Answer 9

Lucy stone, for the 15th amendment

Question 10

Who were the opponents of the woman’s suffrage movement

Answer 10

The liquor and manufacturing industries

Question 11

Which state was the first to grant woman’s suffrage

Answer 11

Wyoming

Question 12

Which western states granted women’s suffrage first

Answer 12

Colorado, Utah, Idaho, Washington

Question 13

Why did western states grant womens suffrage

Answer 13

Realities of frontier life, ratio of men to women

Question 14

Minor v. happersett

Answer 14

The 14th amendment does not guarantee women the right to vote

Question 15

What strategies were used in the suffrage movement

Answer 15

Educating the public on these issues, lobbying, direct action protests

Question 16

What were direct action protests

Answer 16

Demonstrations outside the White House, hunger strikes

Question 17

What was the last state to ratify the 19th amendment

Answer 17

Tennessee

Question 18

Who was a key vote in ratifying the 19th amendment

Answer 18

Terry burn

Question 19

Civil rights act of 1964

Answer 19

Prohibited gender discrimination, Howard smith added gender bc he thought it would make it harder to pass

Question 20

Title XI

Answer 20

Intercollegiate athletics

Question 21

Rational basis

Answer 21

Discrimination is ok in some circumstances for example economic status, age, criminal history, etc

Question 22

Intermediate scrutiny

Answer 22

Is ok in some cases for example gender

Question 23

Strict scrutiny

Answer 23

Race, ethnicity, etc. normally never allowed, burden of proof on gov

Question 24

Reed v. Reed

Answer 24

Divorced couples adopted son dies, equal protection clause applies to sex based classification, classification must have rational basis

Question 25

Craig v. Boren

Answer 25

Women could buy 3% beer at 18 but men had to wait until 21, court felt it lacked connect and was purely put in place to treat people differently

Question 26

Mattachine society

Answer 26

First gay newsletter to advocate publicly for gay rights

Question 27

Stonewall riot

Answer 27

NYC had a law that gay couples couldn’t dance with each other, stone wall didn’t care so it got raided by police a lot, people started to fight back

Question 28

LGBTQ+ litigation strategy

Answer 28

Costed too much to lobby in every state, more structured then protesting, impacted salience, education and got a lot of backlash

Question 29

Bowers v. Hardwick

Answer 29

Police had warrant, guest let cop in Hardwicks home where he found Hardwick in bed with another man. Court upheld sodomy laws.

Question 30

Lawrence v. Texas

Answer 30

Cop was investigating shots fired, found two men in bed together. Court overruled sodomy laws

Question 31

Bostock v. Clayton county

Answer 31

Discrimination based on sexual orientation violates title VII of the civil rights act of 1964

Question 32

Baehr v. Lewin

Answer 32

Hawaii legalizes same sex marriage

Question 33

Baker v. Vermont

Answer 33

Don’t call same sex marriage marriage but call it a union, sounds like separate but equal doctrine

Question 34

Good ridge v. Department of public health

Answer 34

Massachusetts recognizes same sex marriage

Question 35

Which state was the reason women’s suffrage went to congress

Answer 35

New York

Question 36

Us v. Windsor

Answer 36

Declared the defensive marriage act unconstitutional

Question 37

Obergefell v. Hodges

Answer 37

Marriage is a fundamental right given by the due process clause of the 14th amendment

Question 38

Masterpiece cake shop v. Colorado civil rights commission

Answer 38

Gay couple was denied a cake, court rules in favor of baker

Question 39

Senator rob portman

Answer 39

Changed his position on same sex marriage after his son came out

Question 40

2004 presidential election

Answer 40

President bush was against same sex marriage, vp dick Chaney supported same sex marriage before many other politicians (daughter is gay)

Question 41

First states to grant same sex marriage

Answer 41

Connecticut, Iowa, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Vermont

Question 42

Tinker v. Des monies

Answer 42

Students wore black arm bands to protest the Vietnam war, court rules that students have rights in school but can be regulated if they threaten someone else’s rights or cause a distraction

Question 43

Morse v. Fredrick

Answer 43

Bong hits 4 Jesus at Olympic torch walk, got a 10 day suspension, court ruled for the principal bc it could be interpreted as encouraging illegal drug use

Question 44

Mahanoy area school district v. BL

Answer 44

Cheerleader posted “F cheer, F school” to her snap story on the weekend and was suspended from the cheer team. Court ruled for BL

Question 45

New Jersey v. TLO

Answer 45

TLO was caught smoking in bathroom, she was searched and found with cigarettes, rolling paper and a list of people who owed her money, court ruled for the school ( kids can be searched if there’s reasonable suspicion

Question 46

Veronia school district v. Acton

Answer 46

Upheld drug testing for athletes

Question 47

Sanford v. Redding

Answer 47

No strip searches in school

Question 48

In an emergency there’s tension between what

Answer 48

Individual rights and public health v. Liberty and security

Question 49

Hirabayashi v. Us

Answer 49

Japanese people had a curfew

Question 50

Korematsa v. Us

Answer 50

Upheld Japanese internment bc it’s a time of war

Question 51

Who lead to unsuccessful suffrage campaign in Massachusetts

Answer 51

Alice stone blackwell

Question 52

Who attended the world anti slavery convention in 1840

Answer 52

Elizabeth cady Stanton and lucretia mott