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- 1. Multiple ChoiceProtect individuals from government actions.Civil libertiesCivil rightsEminent domainSymbolic speech
- 2. Multiple ChoiceProtect groups against discrimination.Civil libertiesCivil rightsEminent domainSymbolic speech
- 3. Multiple ChoiceAn interpretation of the Establishment Clause embraced by the Supreme Court that allows no government involvement with religion.Clear and Present Danger DoctrineWall of Separation DoctrineMonroe DoctrineTruman Doctrine
- 4. Multiple ChoiceCourt order that the authorities show cause for why they are holding a prisoner in custody.Writ of habeas corpusBill of attainderEx post facto lawWrit of mandamus
- 5. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these was NOT directed toward the goal of equality of women?Title IXThe Equal Rights AmendmentThe 17th AmendmentThe 19th Amendment
- 6. Multiple ChoiceAn act of a legislature declaring a person or group of persons guilty of some crime and punishing them without a trial.Writ of habeas corpusBill of attainderEx post facto lawWrit of mandamus
- 7. Multiple ChoiceFederal mandate that extended rights to those with disabilities such as requiring wheelchair accessible public accommodations.American Opportunity ActAffordable Care ActTemporary Assistance for Needy FamiliesAmericans with Disabilities Act
- 8. Multiple Choice14th Amendment clause that prohibits states from denying equal protection under the law, and has been used to combat discrimination by extending civil rights.Privileges and Immunities ClauseFull Faith and Credit ClauseEqual Protection ClauseDue Process Clause
- 9. Multiple ChoiceProhibits the national government (5th Amendment) and the states (14th Amendment) from denying life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Has been used to extend civil liberties in the United States.Privileges and Immunities ClauseFull Faith and Credit ClauseEqual Protection ClauseDue Process Clause
- 10. Multiple ChoiceWhich of these was NOT used to prevent African-Americans from voting?Grandfather clausePrior restraintPoll taxLiteracy test
- 11. Multiple ChoiceCase that selectively incorporated the 1st Amendment's right to freedom of speech.Gitlow v. New YorkMapp v. OhioGideon v. WainwrightMiranda v. Arizona
- 12. Multiple ChoiceCase that selectively incorporated the 4th amendment's right to no illegal searches and seizures by creating the Exclusionary Rule.Gitlow v. New YorkMapp v. OhioGideon v. WainwrightMiranda v. Arizona
- 13. Multiple ChoiceCase that selectively incorporated the 6th Amendment's right to counsel.Gitlow v. New YorkMapp v. OhioGideon v. WainwrightMiranda v. Arizona
- 14. Multiple ChoiceCase that selectively incorporated the 5th amendment's right to self-incrimination and required a set of rights to be read to a defendant prior to arrest.Gitlow v. New YorkMapp v. OhioGideon v. WainwrightMiranda v. Arizona
- 15. Multiple ChoiceCase that selectively incorporated the 2nd Amendment by proclaiming that an individual has the right to keep and bear arms.McDonald v. ChicagoTinker v. Des MoinesTexas v. JohnsonMiller v. California
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