Unit 3 &4 Flashcards

1
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Engel v. Vitale

A

schools can’t force or encourage prayer

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2
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Libel

A

published defamation

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3
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Schenk v. US

A

espionage act was constitutional and Schenk was liable for handing out anti-draft/war pamflets

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4
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Slander

A

Spoken defamation

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5
Q

Tinker v. Desmoins

A

armbands are protected speech

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6
Q

New York times v. US

A

no prior restraint. Nixon administration sucks

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7
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McDonald v. Chicago

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incorporated 2nd amendment

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8
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Gitlow v. New york

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gitlow encouraged people to rebel against the government and was charged with a crime. Supreme Court ruled against his claim that since nothing happened he should be free

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9
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Exigent circumstances

A

entry into area is necessary for safety

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10
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Exclusionary rule

A

can’t use illegally obtained evidence in court

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11
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Patriot act

A

gave law enforcement greater freedoms when hunting terrorists

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12
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Letter from Birmingham jail

A

MLK supported social movements and nonviolent direct action. Wrote in response to being told to wait for justice

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13
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Freedom act

A

bans use and collection of Americans private records

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14
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Gideon v. wainwright

A

States have to provide attorneys during criminal cases

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15
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Mapp v. Ohio

A

evidence obtained illegally can’t be used in court

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16
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Civil rights act of 1964

A

prohibits discrimination based on race, sex, or national orgin

17
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Voting rights act 1965

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aimed to eliminate racial discrimination in voting

18
Q

Title IX

A

prohibits sex based discrimination in school

19
Q

Shaw v. Reno

A

redistricting must be done to the standard of strict scrutiny

20
Q

Affirmative action

A

procedures attempting to end discrimination among applicants

21
Q

Regents of un. Of California v. Bakke

A

university of California used race as a definite basis for admission. Court ruled it violated equal protections clause

22
Q

Supply side economics

A

economy can grow by lowering taxes and allowing free trade

23
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Keynesian economics

A

demand is more likely to cause a recession than supply

24
Q

Federal reserve

A

central monetary authority for U.S.

25
Q

Fiscal policy

A

use of government funds and tax policies to influence economy

26
Q

Monetary policy

A

control of amount of money in circulation to sustain economic growth

27
Q

Iowa caucus

A

electoral event for democratic and republican parties

28
Q

Front loading

A

holding primaries early for media exposure

29
Q

Dark horse

A

candidate no one knows but somehow wins

30
Q

Demagogues

A

political leader gains support by appealing to desires and prejudice rather than rationality

31
Q

Faithless electors

A

members of electoral college who does not vote for who they said they would