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- 1. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that protected student symbolic speech of a black armband used to protest the Vietnam war.Tinker v. Des MoinesTexas v. JohnsonMiller v. CaliforniaNew York Times v. Sullivan
- 2. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that protected symbolic speech through burning of the American flag in protest.Tinker v. Des MoinesTexas v. JohnsonMiller v. CaliforniaNew York Times v. Sullivan
- 3. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that developed a test for obscenity.Tinker v. Des MoinesTexas v. JohnsonMiller v. CaliforniaNew York Times v. Sullivan
- 4. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that provided that actual malice(harm) must be shown in any sort of defamation of character or libel charge made against the press.Tinker v. Des MoinesTexas v. JohnsonMiller v. CaliforniaNew York Times v. Sullivan
- 5. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that showed that religious duty (in this case polygamy) is not a defense for criminal behavior.Reynolds v. U.S.Engel v. VitaleAbington v. SchemppLemon v. Kurtzman
- 6. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that showed it is unconstitutional for state officials to compose an official school prayer and encourage it being said aloud in public schools.Reynolds v. U.S.Engel v. VitaleAbington v. SchemppLemon v. Kurtzman
- 7. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that developed a 3 pronged test to the "Wall of Separation" Doctrine.Reynolds v. U.S.Engel v. VitaleAbington v. SchemppLemon v. Kurtzman
- 8. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that established the right to privacy as an unstated liberty provided by the ConstitutionGriswold v. ConnecticutRoe v. WadePlanned Parenthood v. CaseyLawrence v. Texas
- 9. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that first established that a decision to carry a pregnancy to term was a woman's fundamental right, in order words legalizing abortion.Griswold v. ConnecticutRoe v. WadePlanned Parenthood v. CaseyLawrence v. Texas
- 10. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that declared the Missouri Compromise unconstitutional and deemed slaves did not have citizenship rights.Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonKorematsu v. U.S.Brown v. Board of Education
- 11. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that deemed "separate but equal" facilities for blacks and whites were acceptable. Upheld segregation.Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonKorematsu v. U.S.Brown v. Board of Education
- 12. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that upheld FDR's executive order that sent Japanese-Americans to internment camps.Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonKorematsu v. U.S.Brown v. Board of Education
- 13. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that ruled that "separate but equal" was unconstitutional and that desegregation should occur with "all deliberate speed."Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonKorematsu v. U.S.Brown v. Board of Education
- 14. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that ruled that busing was an appropriate remedy for fixing de facto discrimination.Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonSwann v. Charlotte-MecklenburgRegents of the Univ. of California v. Bakke
- 15. Multiple ChoiceCourt case that upheld affirmative action while ruling that quotas or set asides are unconstitutional.Dred Scott v. SandfordPlessy v. FergusonSwann v. Charlotte-MecklenburgRegents of the University of California v. Bakke
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