What did the 13th Amendment do?

Abolished slavery except as punishment for a crime

How do police officers contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline?

By increasing arrests for minor infractions

What is one criticism of the War on Drugs?

It targeted communities of color disproportionately

How does the school-to-prison pipeline impact students?

It increases suspensions and expulsions, leading to incarceration

Zero-tolerance policies in schools often result in what?

Increased suspensions and police involvement

What is one way to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline?

Implementing restorative justice programs

What was the primary purpose of the 1994 Crime Bill?

To increase federal funding for law enforcement

What was a major effect of the War on Drugs?

Non-violent drug offenses led to mass incarceration

What loophole in the 13th Amendment allowed forced labor to continue?

Prisoners could be used for labor

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1
What did the 13th Amendment do?
Gave Black men the right to vote
Ended segregation in schools
Established the Emancipation Proclamation
Abolished slavery except as punishment for a crime
2
How do police officers contribute to the school-to-prison pipeline?
By providing mental health support
By increasing arrests for minor infractions
By funding college prep programs
By funding college prep programs
3
What is one criticism of the War on Drugs?
It made drug prices cheaper
It led to fewer prisons being built
It targeted communities of color disproportionately
It helped reduce mass incarceration
4
Which group is most affected by the school-to-prison pipeline?
Asian students
White students
Black and Latinx students
International students
5
Who signed the 1994 Crime Bill into law?
Barack Obama
Ronald Reagan
George W. Bush
Bill Clinton
6
How does the school-to-prison pipeline impact students?
It provides college scholarships
It helps students avoid criminal records
It reduces dropout rates
It increases suspensions and expulsions, leading to incarceration
7
Which of these was a key feature of the 1994 Crime Bill?
Legalizing medical marijuana
Expanding private prisons
Reducing mandatory minimum sentences
Banning the death penalty
8
Zero-tolerance policies in schools often result in what?
A decrease in school funding
Higher college acceptance rates
Increased suspensions and police involvement
More students graduating
9
What is one way to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline?
Implementing restorative justice programs
What is one way to disrupt the school-to-prison pipeline?
Suspending students more frequently
Expanding zero-tolerance policies
10
What was the primary purpose of the 1994 Crime Bill?
To eliminate private prisons
To increase federal funding for law enforcement
To legalize marijuana in some states
To reduce sentencing for drug-related offenses
11
Which U.S. president launched the War on Drugs in the 1980s?
Richard Nixon
Bill Clinton
Ronald Reagan
George H.W. Bush
12
What was a major effect of the War on Drugs?
Non-violent drug offenses led to mass incarceration
Police stopped targeting drug-related crimes
Drug use decreased significantly
Black and white Americans were arrested at the same rate
13
What loophole in the 13th Amendment allowed forced labor to continue?
Sharecropping replaced slavery
It only applied to Northern states
Slavery was allowed in the military
Prisoners could be used for labor

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