Amendments Test study guide Flashcards

3/12/2025

1
Q

The enforced separation of different racial groups is called?

A

segregation

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2
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Define the right to vote in political elections

A

suffrage

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3
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Basic freedoms guaranteed to citizens by the Constitution are called?

A

(natural) rights

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4
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2 examples in which your right to speech might be withheld/stopped

A

In times of war (times of national security) or in court (gag order)

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5
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Confinement or imprison is referred to as?

A

Internment

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6
Q

Define the 13th Amendment

A

abolished slavery

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7
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Define the 14th Amendment

A

gives citizenship at birth

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8
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Define the 15th Amendment

A

All MEN can vote

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9
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Define the 19th Amendment

A

Women can vote

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10
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Define the 24th Amendment

A

You can’t make people pay to vote

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11
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Define the 26th Amendment

A

Voting age of 18

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12
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Roe V. Wade made what legal in the US and was overturned by the supreme court?

A

abortion

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13
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What were the laws called that were put in place by the south in order to keep persecuting African-Americans?

A

Jim Crow Laws

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14
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The Dred Scott ruling stated that slaves were not able to bring court cases for their freedom because?

A

they were not considered citizens

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15
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What precedent did Miranda V. Sanford set?

A

must say the Miranda rights

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16
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What effect did Plessy V. Ferguson have?

A

Make segregation legal across the US

17
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What precedent did Brown V. Board of education set?

A

It desegregated schools and started the end of segregation

18
Q

Martin Luther King Jr.’s speech “I have a dream” took place where

A

Washington DC

19
Q

Which Amendments are considered the Civil War Amendments?

A

13th, 14th, & 15th

20
Q

Schneck V. US dealt with which Amendment and issue?

A

First Amendment and your freedom of speech can be limited

21
Q

Describe the issue in Korematsu V. US?

A

After Pearl Harbor, the US government put those of Japanese descent in internment camps

22
Q

What was the ruling of the supreme court in T.L.O V. New Jersey?

A

New Jersey won and students are now not protected by the 4th Amendment in school

23
Q

California V. Greenwood set what precedent?

A

Garbage is not protected by the 4th Amendment

24
Q

The Safford V. Redding case dealt with what issue/Amendment?

A

4th Amendment and made strip searches in school illegal for non intrusive items

25
Q

1 example how your right to assemble might be prevented

A

if it presents a clear and present danger

26
Q

The Skokie case dealt with which Amendment?

A

1st Amendment (the Jewish town)

27
Q

What is a precedent?

A

a ruling for future similar scenarios (sets the bar)