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2019 - New Frontier vs Great Society
Complete the following questions to show you can match the provisions and impact of the domestic programs of JFK and LBJ as well as the decision and impact of the Supreme Court Cases under Chief Justice Earl Warren. This must be completed and turned in individually, no partner or small group assessments.
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The New Frontier - The Domestic Policies of JFK
Which provision goes with the Manpower Development Training Act (1962)
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A. Kennedy Committed the United States to putting a man on the moon by 1970
B. Provided funds for research and treatment for mental health
C. Retrained farmers and the chronically unemployed
D. US and USSR banned the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere
Which Impact goes with the Manpower Development Training Act (1962)
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A. Provided opportunities for the very poor to become self-sustaining
B. Allowed the US to take the lead from the USSR in the race to get to the moon
C. Gave needed support for a group unable to speak for themselves
D. Helped increase national security for all americans
Which provision goes with the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)
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A. Kennedy Committed the United States to putting a man on the moon by 1970
B. Provided funds for research and treatment for mental health
C. Retrained farmers and the chronically unemployed
D. US and USSR banned the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere
Which Impact goes with the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty (1963)
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A. Provided opportunities for the very poor to become self-sustaining
B .Allowed the US to take the lead from the USSR in the race to get to the moon
C. Gave needed support for a group unable to speak for themselves
D. Helped increase national security for all americans
Which provision goes with the Space Program
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A. Kennedy Committed the United States to putting a man on the moon by 1970
B. Provided funds for research and treatment for mental health
C. Retrained farmers and the chronically unemployed
D. US and USSR banned the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere
Which Impact goes with the Space Program
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A. Provided opportunities for the very poor to become self-sustaining
B. Allowed the US to take the lead from the USSR in the race to get to the moon
C. Gave needed support for a group unable to speak for themselves
D. Helped increase national security for all americans
Which provision goes with the Medical Retardation and Health Centers (1963)
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A. Kennedy Committed the United States to putting a man on the moon by 1970
B. Provided funds for research and treatment for mental health
C. Retrained farmers and the chronically unemployed
D. US and USSR banned the testing of nuclear weapons in the atmosphere
Which Impact goes with the Medical Retardation and Health Centers (1963)
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A. Provided opportunities for the very poor to become self-sustaining
B. Allowed the US to take the lead from the USSR in the race to get to the moon
C. Gave needed support for a group unable to speak for themselves
D. Helped increase national security for all americans
The Great Society - The Domestic Policies of LBJ
Which provision goes with the Civil Rights Act (1964)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Civil Rights Act(1964)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Economic Opportunities Act (1964)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Econoic Opportunities Act (1964)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Voting Rights Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Voting Rights Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Medicare Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Medicare Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Elementary and Secondary School Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Elementary and Secondary School Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Higher Education Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Higher Education Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Appalachian Development Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Appalachian Development Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Immigration Act (1965)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Immigration Act (1965)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Demonstration Cities Act (1966)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Demonstration Cities Act (1966)
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A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Which provision goes with the Civil Rights Act (1968)
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A. Allowed for federal registering of voters and federal monitoring of elections and outlawed literacy tests
B. Banned discrimination in jobs, public hotels and restaurants, and voting
C. Banned racial discrimination in the sale and rental of housing
D. Federal funds given to public schools and funds for instructional materials supplied to public, private, and parochial schools
E. Funded a variety of “war on poverty” programs including the Job Corps, VISTA, HeadStart, Upward Bound, Neighborhood Youth Corps, and College Work Study
F. Gave priority to keeping families together and promoting national needs
G. Provided federal funding for medical care for the elderly under Social Security
H. Provided federal funding for student loans and college construction
I. Provided funds for rebuilding deteriorated urban areas
J. Supplied federal funds for a particularly depressed area
Which impact goes with the Civil Rights Act (1968)
*
A. Aimed to inspire creativity in solving tough urban problems
B. Eliminated discrimination based on national origin
C. Helped to increase educational opportunity, particularly for poorer areas
D. Helped to integrate some neighborhoods
E. Helped to make college education affordable for less affluent students
F. Marked the first legislative success of the Civil Rights Movement
G. New roads, land improvement and health centers in the area
H. Removed a major inequity in health care
I. Solved few problems because the war in Vietnam required an increasingly large share of national budget
J. Strengthened earlier voting laws designed to guarantee voting rights for African-Americans
Supreme Court Cases under Chief Justice Earl Warren
The decision in the Mapp v Ohio Case
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Mapp v Ohio
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Baker v Carr
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Baker v Carr
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Gideon v Wainwright
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Gideon v Wainwright
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Engel v Vitale
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Engel v Vitale
*
a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision of Escobedo v Illinois
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Escobedo v Illinois
*
a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Heart of Atlanta Hotel v US
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Heart of Atlante Hotel v US
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Miranda v Arizona
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Miranda v Arizona
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
The decision in Griswold v Conneticutt
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a. Challenge the Civil Rights Act of 1964 which prohibited discrimination by public accommodations - the hotel claimed Congress had no power over them because they were an intra-state business, thus they could discriminate against blacks.
b. The 4th amendment's exclusionary rule - which prohibits the use of evidence in a trial when it is gathered in violation of the 4th amendment
c. Banned school prayer and religious exercises in public schools
d. Ruled that one has the right to a lawyer from the time of arrest or when one becomes the subject of a criminal investigation
e. Required that all states reapportion Congressional districts each 10 years based on the census so each district represents roughly the same number of people
f. Established that people accused of a crime have the right to a lawyer, even if they can't afford one - even in a state criminal court
g. Challenged a Conn law that prohibited Planned Parenthood from providing birth control to married couples
h. Required that accused people be informed of their right to a lawyer and their right not to testify against themselves
The impact of Griswold v Conneticutt
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a. The Ninth Amendment (unenumerated powers) shows the intent of the Constitution's authors that other fundamental personal rights should not be denied such protection simply because they are not specifically listed in the first eight constitutional amendments
b. The court decided that the 14th amendment's equal protection clause required state courts to follow the same rules as federal courts
c. Rural areas with smaller populations did not get an advantage over urban or suburban areas
d. The court said that because the customers crossed state lines - they were a interstate business and the Commerce Clause of the constitution could be used to enforce the act
e. Prayer in schools violated the establishment clause of the 1st Amendment
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