Civics Honors 14th and `15th Amendment

Question 1

Jim Crow Legal (separate but equal)

Answer 1

Plessy v Ferguson

Question 2

Voting (grandfather clause unconstitutional)

Answer 2

Guinn v United States

Question 3

Schools (reverses Plessy, school segregation Is illegal)

Answer 3

Brown v Topeka Board

Question 4

Voting (ends all white primaries)

Answer 4

Smith v Allwright

Question 5

Hispanic (can’t ban Hispanics from jury duty)

Answer 5

Hernandez v Texas

Question 6

Marriage (states cannot ban interracial marriage)

Answer 6

Loving v Virgina

Question 7

Marriage (states cannot ban same sex marriage)

Answer 7

Obergefell v Hodges

Question 8

Gender (begins gender discrimination claims)

Answer 8

Reed v Reed

Question 9

Redistricting (districts cannot have a racial bias)

Answer 9

Shaw v Reno

Question 9

Affirmative Action (no more reserved slots for colleges)

Answer 9

California v Bakke

Question 10

Inherently Suspect

Answer 10

Race

Question 11

Intermediate

Answer 11

Gender

Question 12

Reasonable

Answer 12

Age, Wealth

Question 13

Poll Tax (method)

Answer 13

Amendement

Question 14

Literacy Test (method)

Answer 14

Congress

Question 15

All White Primaries (method)

Answer 15

Supreme Court

Question 16

States cannot have gender discrimination for drinking age

Answer 16

Craig v Boren