In University of California Regents v. Bakke, the Supreme Court ruled

schools could consider race but not quotas, in admissions

The Dred Scott Case ruled that

slave owners could not be denied their propery

A Supreme Court case that protected a women's choice to have an abortion

Munn v. Illinois was a case about

states trying to regulate railroads

What did Plessy v. Ferguson do?

It established “separate but equal” in certain matters involving race

What did Ex Parte Milligan establish?

the illegality of Military courts for civilians

Korematsu v. United States ruled ________.

the segregation of Japanese Americans in interntment camps was legal.

In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court declared that:

A state cannot tax an agency of the federal government.

Dred Scott v. Sanford

Slaves were property not citizens therefore had no rights

In the case of Worcester v. Georgia

Marshall ruled in favor of the Cherokee

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In University of California Regents v. Bakke, the Supreme Court ruled
schools could consider race but not quotas, in admissions
schools could use racial quotas in admissions
schools could use race as the ONLY factor in admissions
schools MUST use Affirmative Action in admissions
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Commonwealth v. Hunt declared
government had power to regulate private industry
unions and strikes were lawful
States had no right to regulate interstate trade
The principle of judicial review
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Does the Constitution "follow the flag" around the world? These cases said no.
Dred Scott Cases
Nuremberg Cases
Insular Cases
Guantanamo Cases
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The Dred Scott Case ruled that
slave owners could not be denied their propery
slavery would eventually be abolished
slavery could not spread west
black and white people should have separate schools
5
Jackson ignored Worcester v. Georgia, resulting in the
Era of Good Feelings
Trail of Tears
Mexican War
end of the Bank of the US
6
The Knight Sugar Trust Case undermined the
Clayton Antitrust Act
Granger Laws
Sherman Antitrust Act
Insular Cases
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What is Roe v. Wade?
A county court case about education rights
A Supreme Court case that outlawed abortion in 10 states
A Supreme Court case that protected a women's choice to have an abortion
A Congressional debate over the right to allow women in the military
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Why was Brown v. Board such an important court case under Earl Warren?
Ended voting discrimination
Made abortion legal
Insured rights of accused
Overturned Plessy
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Fletcher v. Peck and Dartmouth v. Woodward saw John Marshall rule in favor of
Interstate Commerce
American Indians
The National Government
Sanctity of Contracts
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Limited number of hours women could work...controversial
Muller v. Oregon
Fletcher v. Peck
Gibbons v. Ogden
Schenck v. US
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Munn v. Illinois was a case about
Patents on inventions
Civil Rights
Wartime Free Speech
states trying to regulate railroads
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What did Plessy v. Ferguson do?
It effectively ended all racial tensions
It established “separate but equal” in certain matters involving race
It ended discrimination
It made public schools desegregated
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Established Judicial Review - Marshall takes power to decide what is Constitutional.
Commonwealth v. Hunt
McCulloch v. Maryland
Marbury v. Madison
Gibbons v. Ogden
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Munn v. Illinois was overturned by ________
Insular Cases
the Wabash Case
Plessy v. Ferguson
Knight Sugar Trust Case
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What did Ex Parte Milligan establish?
the illegality of Military courts for civilians
The Right to a fair trial for African Americans
Legality of Black Codes
allowance for southern representation in the gvmt
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Swann v. Charlotte was a case involving
criminal rights
bathroom laws
Vietnam
busing of students
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Korematsu v. United States ruled ________.
the segregation of Japanese Americans in interntment camps was legal.
the application of curfews upon minority groups during wartime was legal.
Prohibiting all immigration of Chinese was legal.
Requiring Asian immigrants to carry resident permits at all was legal.
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In McCulloch v. Maryland, the Supreme Court declared that:
Congress lacked the power to charter a national bank.
A state cannot tax an agency of the federal government.
Native Americans had full claim to Maryland land
A college had a right to a charter
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Dred Scott v. Sanford
Slaves were property yet should sue in court
Slaves were property not citizens therefore had no rights
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In the case of Worcester v. Georgia
Marshall ruled in favor of the Cherokee
Marshall ruled that only the gov' t could regulate interstate commerce
Marshall refused to rule
Marshall ruled against the Cherokee

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