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- 1. Multiple ChoicePage 96- What job did William Marbury want?LawyerPresidentVice PresidentFederal justice
- 2. Multiple ChoicePage 96- What did Marbury argue to the Supreme Court?An act of Congress required he become a judgeJohn Adams was still presidentThomas Jefferson wanted him to be a judgeHe was highly qualified to be a judge
- 3. Multiple ChoicePage 96- What did the Supreme Court rule in Marbury v. Madison?Marbury could become Justice of the PeaceAn act of Congress was unconstitutionalMarbury would have to appeal his caseJohn Adams was no longer President
- 4. Multiple ChoicePage 96- What is judicial review?The power of the president to veto billsThe power of the court to overrule previous rulingsThe power to appoint federal judgesThe power of the Supreme Court to declare laws and acts unconstitutional
- 5. Multiple ChoicePage 97- What is segregation?Requiring all races to be treated equalLaws that enforced the separation of races in publicThe power of Congress to declare warSeparating people based on race
- 6. Multiple ChoicePage 97- Which of the following would be an example of a Jim Crow law?Forcing black and white schools to desegregateRequiring blacks to use a different public restroomForcing courts to issue writs of mandamusRequiring whites only receive lower-paying jobs
- 7. Multiple ChoicePage 97- What is the Equal Protection Clause?Says all citizens have equal rights and protections under lawEnforced segregation in the SouthSays "separate but equal" is legalMade slavery illegal in the United States
- 8. Multiple ChoicePage 97- What did the 13th amendment do?Give women the right to voteGive African Americans the right to voteLowered the voting age to 18Freed the slaves
- 9. Multiple ChoicePage 97- What did Homer Plessy try to do?Sit in the white section of a busSit in a whites only train carReverse Marbury v. MadisonReverse Brown v. Board of Education
- 10. Multiple ChoicePage 97- What did the Court rule in Plessy v. Ferguson?White schools and colored schools had to be integratedThe 14th amendment is unconstitutionalSegregation was unconstitutionalSegregation was constitutional as long as "separate but equal"
- 11. Multiple ChoicePage 97- How did the ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson impact society?It led to more segregationIt led to less segregationIt freed the slavesIt gave equal protection of the law
- 12. Multiple ChoicePage 98- What did Linda Brown's parents want?Linda to be given a school busTo shut down the all-white schoolLinda to go to an all-white schoolLinda to go to an all-black school
- 13. Multiple ChoicePage 98- Which amendment guarantees all citizens, regardless of race, equal rights?1st amendment2nd amendment13th amendment14th amendment
- 14. Multiple ChoicePage 98- What did the court rule in Brown v. Board of Education?"Separate but equal" is constitutionalTrain cars must be desegregatedSegregation in school is unconstitutionalAll segregation is illegal
- 15. Multiple ChoicePage 98- What impact did Brown v. Board of Education have on society?More segregation followedSchools and other public places desegregatedMost states ignored the court's rulingLinda Brown was required to stay at an all-black school
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