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Civil Rights and Liberties Final
Civil Rights and Liberties Final
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1
Birthright Citizenship is established in the ______ Amendment.
11th
16th
14th
4th
2
Malcom X’s philosophy of black nationalism include all of the following except
Building a black economy
Protection of Second Amendments Rights
Continuing peaceful protests
building a black national identity
3
A strict constructionist is a person who
Restricts Constitutional interpretation to the written words
Interprets the Constitution in light of new ideas and cultural values
4
Improperly gathered evidence may not be introduced into court because of the _______ rule.
Exclusionary
Plain Viedw
Batson
Reasonable Basis
5
Probable Cause is needed for a judge to issue a warrant.
True
False
6
The case that eliminated the requirement for students to move across district for the purpose of desegregation was
Reed v. Reed
Milliken v. Bradley
Odgen v. Gibbons
Brown v. Board
7
The science of the philosophy of laws is precedent.
True
False
8
Police can search individuals on the street using the reasonable suspicion standard.
True
False
9
The term “all deliberate speed” is a clear judicial directive
True
False
10
The right to due process in criminal court and protection from self-incrimination is found in the ____Amendment.
3rd
11th
6th
5th
11
Women’s right to vote was enshrined in the 14th Amendment.
False
True
12
The Supreme Courts power to determine the constitutionality of laws is
Strict constructionism
Judicial Activism
Judicial Review
Judicial Restraint
13
Sexual orientation in the workplace protections are based on the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
True
False
14
Informed, active, and legal citizenship in a political community is called citizenship.
False
True
15
Which of the following is untrue about Booker T. Washington?
Thought that economic success was the way to legal equality
Founded the Tuskeegee Institute
Opposed the ideas of W.E.B DuBois
Wanted legal equality for black people
16
Which case established the right of all criminal defendant to have legal representation, even for poor
Gideon v. Wainwright (1963)
Brown v. Board (1953)
Powell v. Alabama (1932)
Marbury v. Madison (1803)
17
The Civil Rights Act of 1964 protects individuals from
Desegregation
Religious Discrimination
Sex Discrimination
All of the above
18
Supreme Court cases that are based on race are looked at with _______scrutiny.
Exacting
Strict
Limited
Uber
19
The Civil Rights Cases of 1883 challenged discrimination from the government.
True
False
20
Suspect classifications are laws based on
Gender
Language
Religious Beliefs
Race
21
Judicial test that upholds a law that may effect a protected class, with a reasonable government interest is
Strict Scrutiny
Special circumstances rule
Rational Basis Test
Precedent
22
A view that the Constitution should be interpreted according to the original intent of the framers is called
Due Process of Law
Loose Constructionist
Original Intent
Living Constitution Theory
23
The case that ended force inter district bussing for the purpose of desegregation was
Milliken v. Bradly
Brown v. Board
Reed v. Reed
Board of Education of Oklahoma v. Dowell
24
Title IX requires equal federal funding for education programs.
True
False
25
The method of interpreting the Constitution that adapts to the changing needs of society.
Strict constructionism
Living Constitution
Precedent
Original intent
26
The idea that all people have the same legal rights is known as social equality.
False
True
27
The equal protection clause is found in the _______ Amendment.
14th
10th
5th
13th
28
The right to a speedy trial is found in the _________ Amendment.
4th
3rd
6th
10th
29
Efforts to promote diversity by creating legal requirements for schools and workplaces is called
Reverse Discrimination
Civil Law
Affirmative Action
Resonableness
30
The right of individuals to be protected from the government denying them the right to life, liberty, and property.
Precedent
Personhood
Due Process
Citizenship
31
Statutory Laws are found in the Constitution.
True
False
32
Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) established the ________ legal principle.
The idea of chattal slavery
Due process
No taxtation without representation
Separate but equal
33
The Equal Rights Amendment was easily added to the Constitution.
False
True
34
Reed v. Reed (1971) was the first time the Supreme Court upheld a claim of ______ discrimination.
Ethnicity
Religious
Gender
Race
35
Regents of the University of California v. Bakke (1978) set aside racial quotas in college admissions.
True
False
36
Segregation based on law is
De Jure
De facto
37
Sex discrimination is clearly protected in the Constitution.
False
True