Civil Rights: Flashcards

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Civil Rights:

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Obligations that government has to protect citizens from discrimination and to guarantee equal citizenship

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Racial Discrimination:

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Dred Scott V. Sanford

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Dred Scott V. Sanford

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Set the precedent that slaves were property

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4
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14th Amendment:

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Equal Protection Clause

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Equal Protection Clause:

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No state may deny any person equal protection of law

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Discrimination Categories:

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  • Race
  • Gender
  • Age
  • Disablitly
  • Sexual Orientation
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Segregation:

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Separation of People

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De Jure

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Seperation by Law

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De Facto

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Seperation by differences

-income, housing patterns, educational opportunities, socioeconomic status

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Jim Crow Laws:

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State and local laws enacted in the south that required speration of African Americans and whites in public facilities and placed legal restrictions on blacks to prevent from voting

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Segregation Cases:

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  • Plessy V. Ferguson

- Brown V. Board of Education Topeka

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Plessy V. Ferguson

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Allowed segregation through separate but equal doctrine

Supreme court said if facilities were equal, it was acceptable to separate by race

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Brown V. Board of Education of Topeka

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Overturned Plessy; Integration of public schools “with all deliberate speed”

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Civil Rights Movement:

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Led by Martin Luther King, NAACP, & Thurgood Marshall

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Introduced Civil Disobedience:

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Breaking the law to get it changed (Rosa Parks at the front of the bus)

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16
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Civil Rights Act of 1964

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Stooped public segregation, job discrimination

SUNSHINE LAWS

17
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Sunshine Laws:

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  • All congressional meetings must be public

- Extended to all groups of people

18
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Voting Rights Act of 1965:

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Ensured Minority right to Vote

-Worked to end poll taxes, literacy tests, grandfather clause

19
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Affirmative Action:

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Aimed at increasing representation of women and minorities.

20
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Reverse Discrimination:

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Discrimination against a MAJORITY group

21
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Regents of the University of California V. Bakke

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Reverse Discrimination Case

22
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Who organized the womens rights convention in 1848?

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Susan B. Anthony

23
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19th Amendment, 1920

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Gave women suffrage (right to vote)

24
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Comparable work:

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Equal pay for equal work for women in 1963

25
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Equal Rights Amendment:

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Guarantee for Equality