PSC Chapters 4 and 5 Flashcards

1
Q

The 13th Amendment, which __________, was ratified right after the ______.

A

banned slavery, Civil War

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2
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Civil liberties

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fundamental rights that the government cannot abridge or restrict against an individual.

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3
Q

The 14th Amendment’s Due Process clause is

A

the basis for civil liberties

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4
Q

The 14th Amendment’s Equal Protection clause is the

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basis for civil rights.

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5
Q

The 14th Amendment, among other things, attempted to

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guarantee to former slaves citizenship rights.

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6
Q

In Wisconsin v. Yoder, SCOTUS ruled that it was a fundamental right for

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Amish parents to determine the education of their children.

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7
Q

In Loving v. Virginia, SCOTUS ruled that it was a fundamental right for

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couples to marry, regardless of race.

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8
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The 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause

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prohibits any states from denying any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws.

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9
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Miranda v. Arizona was the SCOTUS case that requires the

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police to warn criminal suspects of their 5th Amendment rights against self-incrimination before interrogation.

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10
Q

Originally, the Bill of Rights only applied to the ________, and not the ______.

A

federal government, states

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11
Q

The 15th Amendment guarantees

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to citizens (men) the right to vote regardless of race.

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11
Q

Jim Crow laws mandated racial segregation, also known as

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de jure segregation.

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11
Q

SCOTUS has used the Due Process clause of the 14th Amendment to

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apply most of the Bill of Rights provisions to the states in a process known as selective incorporation.

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12
Q

Women were guaranteed the right to vote with the ratification of the _______ Amendment.

A

19th

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13
Q

The three Civil War (or Reconstruction) Amendments to the U.S. Constitution are the

A

13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

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14
Q

Strict Scrutiny is the standard of review used by the Supreme Court of the United States to decide whether a government practice that classifies citizens based on a protected category

A

(race, religion, or national origin) violates the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment.

15
Q

___ is the source of de facto segregation and discrimination.

A

Practice

16
Q

Southern states enacted poll taxes to get around the ___________

A

15th Amendment.

17
Q

An opponent of affirmative action would most likely argue that it discriminates on the basis of _________

A

race.

18
Q

Civil liberties are personal freedoms that the government cannot take away.

A
19
Q

The ________ clause prevents the government from sanctioning an_______

A

establishment, official religion.

20
Q

The _________ bars the use of illegally seized evidence at trial (evidence that was obtained in violation of a person’s 4th Amendment rights).

A

exclusionary rule

21
Q

A false written statement is _____, and a false spoken statement is _________.

A

libel, slander

22
Q

The _______ guarantees a person accused of a crime the assistance of counsel (attorney).

A

6th Amendment

23
Q

The ______ test examines the constitutionality of religious establishments.

A

Lemon