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What happened in Schenck v. United States (1919)?
Socialists distributed info saying the war violated the 2nd amendment
Democrates shared new healthcare ideas and were humiliated in court
Communists shared their view of how government should be ran and were burnt
Socialists distributed info saying the draft violated the 13th amendment
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What happened in N.Y. Times v. U.S. (1971)?
Nixon administration wants to share negative propaganda against his opposer
Reagan administration tried to use The NY Times to cover up a tragedy
Reagan administration wanted to silence news on Korea from the public
Nixon administrations tried to prevent the news publishing classified info
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What happened in Wisconsin v. Yoder(1972)?
Amish scripture was not permitted to be distributed in grocery stores
Amish children wanted to practice religion at school and weren't allowed
Amish parents refused to send their kids to school which is required til 16
Yodeling was banned from schools and professional yodelers were appaled
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What happened in Shaw v. Reno
North Carolina redistricted to increase representation of black citizens
North Carolina redistricted to decrease black citizen representation
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What happened in tinker v. Des Moines (1969)?
students wore red armbands to protest the Korean War and were susspended
Students decided to dress as tinkerbell and were dresscoded
Students wore black armbands to school to protest the Vietnam war
Students believed they should be provided free lunches based on need
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Did the court find for the students or the school and why?
Students; 1st amendment
Students; taxation without representation
School; caused unnecessary disruption
School; 1st amendment
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Did the courts find for the Times or the US and why?
NY Times; 2nd amendment, people can react how they choose
US; the info was classified and cannot be shared
US; 3rd Amendment we cannot protect the people
NY Times; 1st amendment, info did not cause immediate danger
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What happened in Engel v. Vitale (1962)?
New York did not allow prayer at the start of school for a religious club
New York allowed prayer at the start of the school day which was opposed
A football coach wanted to do a group prayer at the game and was opposed
A principal wanted to segregate schools based on religious denomination
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The courts found for Baker
False
True
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Who did the court find for?
Chicago: 5th and 14th Amendments
Chicago: 9th and 14th Amendments
McDonald: 2nd and 14th Amendments
McDonald: 2nd and 9th Amendments
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What happened in Gideon v. Wainwright
Gideon’s house was searched without probable cause
Gideon was found in possession of a firearm
Gideon was denied an attorney in court
The police found Gideon intoxicated in public
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What happened in McDonald v. Chicago?
Chicago gun bans prevented citizens from possessing firearms
President Obama illegally sent thousands of migrants to work in Chicago
Ted Cruz kissed the pope, causing uproar over profanity and sodomy rules
Children were being exploited in the workplace
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The courts found for the FEC
False
True
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Who did the court find for and why?
Yoder; establishment clause
Yoder; 1st amendment
Wisconsin; establishment clause
Wisconsin; commerce clause
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What happened in Citzines United v. FEC
The FEC openly defamed President Obama
The FEC were oppressing minorities through wage gaps
The FEC was seizing firearms
The Bipartisan Campaign Reform Act was a violation of the 1st Amendment
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Who did the court find for?
Marbury; he had the right to the commision
Madison; was in the right and won the ruling
Nobody; the Judiciary act was deemed unconstitutional, New Judicial Review
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Who did the court find for and why?
Wainwright: 1st and 5th Amendments
Gideon: 2nd and 14th Amendments
Gideon: 6th and 14th Amendments
Wainwright: 3rd and 9th Amendments
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Who did the courts find for and why?
US; the info created danger to war efforts
Schenck; 1st amendment,
Scheneck; the info helped to calm the war
US; the US can stop any info hurting its beliefs
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Who did the courts find for?
Shaw: the gerrymandering violated the Equal Protection Clause
Shaw: North Carolina was not allowed to redistrict
Reno: North Carolina was allowed to district however they wanted
Reno: the gerrymandering was inline with the Equal Protection Clause
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Why was the prayer found to be no constitutional?
Establishment clause; they were establishing a religion
establishment clause; violated separation of church and state
1st amendment; freedom of religion
1st amendment; freedom of speech
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Did the court find for Lopez or the US and why?
US; Lopez violated the GFSZA and was charged accordingly
Lopez; GFSZA came from commerce clause, case didnt relate to commerce
US; GFSZA came from the commerce clause and Lopez interfered with commerce
Lopez; He confessed having the weapon and it was a mistake
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What Happened in U.S. v. Lopez (1995)
Lopez disputed the United States, Mexico Border south of Arizona
Lopez refused to let his children go to school for religious reasons
Lopez had a weapon at school in Texas violating GunFree School zones act
Lopez's freedom of speech was being violated since he couldn't publish
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What happened in Baker v. Carr
Tennessee legislators voted to state funding of public schools
Tennessee changed their legal voting age to 21
Tennessee failed to redistrict to represent their population accurately
Baker wasn't able to purchase a firearm due to Tennessee state law
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What happened in Brown v. Board?
Schools rejected students of color: "seperate but equal"
John Brown was caught with a firearm
Schools prosecuted student protestors
Healthcare was being denied for students
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What Happened in McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)?
The state of Maryland was infringing on McCulloch's freedom of speech
The State of Maryland attempted to tax the federal bank
The state of Maryland tried to keep schools segregated
The state of Maryland was Gerrymandering against the republican Party
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Who did the court find for?
Board: "seperate but equal" violated the Equal Protection Clause
Board: "separate but equal" was found to be constitutional
Brown: "sperate but equal" violated the Equal Protection Clause
Brown: "seperate but equal" was constitutional
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Did the court find for McCulloch or Maryland and Why?
Maryland; 3rd Amendment
McCulloch; 5th Amendment
Maryland; Necessary and Proper Clause
McCulloch; Necessary and Proper Cause
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What happened in Marbury v. Madison?
Marbury didn't think the Senate can dictate what kind of firearms he owned
Marbury and Madison boxed in front of Congress
Marbury's comission from the Senate wasn't given for him to become a judge
Marbury wasn't given a seat in the Senate
