Civil Rigtts Flashcards

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1
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When did the civil war end?

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1865

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De facto segregation

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Segregation by FACT not by law

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De jure segregation

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Racial Segregation by law

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What r the amendments (‘civil war amendments’) that guarantee civil rights to the ppl and what r they?

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13th : ends slavery

14th: equal protection,due process under the law and birthrights citizenship
15th: voting rights for black men

Also the 19th (women voting rights) and the 26ths (18 u can vote) but these two came after the civil war

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13th amendment and when it was passed by Congress

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Bans slavery passed January 1865

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Who was in charge of the south and was involved in things like him crow laws and literacy tests ?

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Southern democrats

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Plessy v. Ferguson

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Supreme Court established “desperate but equal”

-Louisiana : blacks and whites having to travel in seperatw railway cars was challenged

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NAACP

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National association for the advancement of colored people

Started 1910

Undid the Jim Crow laws eventually

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Korematsu vs. United States

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1944
Helps Strikes down “separate but equal”
Japanese were deprived of their rights after the civil war - the judge in this case vouched for ‘strict scrutiny’
This pushes gov to see that laws involving one race had compelling government interest

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Brown v. Board of education (of Topeka)

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  1. Supreme Court case that rejected the idea that separate could be equal in education
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Affirmative action

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A policy of creating opportunities for members of certain groups as a substantive remedy for past descrimination

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Equal rights amendment

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A constitutional amendment passed by Congress but never ratified that would have banned discrimination on the basis of gender

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