Chapter 16 Flashcards

1
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Give examples of civil right victories among black Americans

A

Brown v Board of education- ending the separate but equal notion
Civil Rights Act
Voting Rights Act

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How has the women civil rights movement progressed in ways similar to and different from black civil rights?

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They both used the courts and legislative process to advance their cause

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Examples of discrimination in American history and how they produce systematic racism

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  • the criminal justice system is an example of systemic racism against African Americans
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Invidious  discrimination

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 Discrimination against persons or groups that works to their harm, and is based on animosity 

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Benign Discrimination

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Discrimination that causes no harm because it is grounded in reason

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Systematic racism

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Laws, policies, processes, and structures and society that create racially disparate outcomes

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7
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Civil War amendments

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The 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments to the US Constitution

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8
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Black codes

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Legislation enacted by former slave states to restrict the freedom of Black people

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9
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Poll, tax

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Attacks of a dollar or two dollars on every citizen who wished to vote, first institutions in Georgia in 1877, it affected and disenfranchised black citizens 

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Separate but equal doctrine

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The concept that providing separate but equivalent facilities for people of different races, satisfies the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment

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11
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Desegregation

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The ending of authorized segregation, or separation by race

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12
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De jute segregation

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Government impose desegregation

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De facto segregation

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Segregation that is not the result of direct government policy

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14
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Protectionism

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The notion that women must be protected from life’s cruelties, until the 1970s the basis for laws affecting woman’s civil rights 

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15
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The 19th amendment

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 The amendment to the constitution, adopted in 1920, that ensures woman of the right to vote

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16
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Equal rights amendment

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A failed constitutional amendment introduced by the national women’s party in 1923 declaring that equality of rights under the law shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or any state on account of sex

17
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Affirmative action

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Any of a wide range of programs from special recruitment efforts, trainings, mentoring, and support that expand opportunities and employment, education, and other domains for groups, who previously had been excluded

18
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Plessy versus Ferguson

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 Racial segregation, constitutional, 1896

19
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Brown versus board of education

A

Racial segregation, unconstitutional, 1954

20
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Parents involved in community schools v Seattle school district N1

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Public school racial diversity, 2007

21
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United States v Virginia

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Gender, equality, 1996

22
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United States, V. Windsor.

A

Marriage equality under federal law, 2013

23
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Obergefell v Hodges

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Marriage equality in the states, 2015

24
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Lau v Nichols

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Language accommodations for students in school, 1974

25
Q

Regents of the University of California v Bakke

A

Affirmative action, 1978

26
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Gratz v Bollinger

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Affirmative action in college admissions, 2003

27
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Fisher v University of Texas

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Affirmative action in college admissions, 2013