Do civil liberties protect citizens from the federal government and states as well?
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How do civil rights and civil liberties differ?
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What are civil liberties?
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What are civil rights?
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What is judicial review?
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What is selective incorporation?
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What Supreme Court case established the principle of judicial review?
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What was the first constitutional address of the civil rights of African Americans?
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What were the early colonists seeking in the new land in terms of religion?
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Where are civil liberties primarily defined?
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Which amendment contains the equal protection clause?
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Why did the founders believe it was important to include protections of civil liberties in the new government?
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How did the court rule to protect marital privacy in Griswold v. Connecticut?
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How have scholars defined the right to privacy?
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How would you characterize the recommendations of the authors of the book Imbalance of Powers?
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There was an extension of the Patriot Act that added new provisions that limited civil liberties. Which of the following was not one of those provisions?
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What amendment in the Bill of Rights addresses the right to privacy?
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What constitutional provision was upheld in Doe v. Bolton?
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What did Justice Douglas mean when he said that the right to privacy was inherent in the Bill of Rights because its specific guarantees have “penumbras,” created by “emanations from these guarantees that help give them life and opinion?”
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What do the authors argue in the famous article, “The Right to Privacy”?
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What do the authors of the book Imbalance of Powers suggest regarding the implications of laws and regulations the government claims are intended to protect citizens from terrorists?
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What does procedural due process accomplish?
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What does substantive due process accomplish?
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Which Supreme Court Justice wrote, perhaps, the most important law review article in American history addressing the right to privacy?
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Why did the court rule that laws prohibiting abortion in the first trimester were unconstitutional in Roe v. Wade?
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How did the colonists handle free speech issues before the Constitution was ratified?
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What are the origins of the freedom of speech in the US?
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What does Tabatha Abu El-Haj argue in her UCLA Law Review article entitled, “The Neglected Right of Assembly”?
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What is the “clear and present danger test” in regards to free speech?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Boos v. Barry?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Gitlow v. People of State of New York?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Hudgens v. National Labor Relations Board?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Hustler Magazine v. Falwell?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Near v. State of Minnesota Ex Rel. Olson?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in New York Times v. United States?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Texas v. Johnson?
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Which legal document contained the first written guarantee of the freedom of assembly in the US?
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According to the Fifth Amendment, is it legal for the government to take citizen’s private property?
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From where did the concept of the right to a speedy trial contained in the Sixth Amendment come?
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How did the Court begin to interpret the “cruel and unusual” clause in the Eighth Amendment as time passed?
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How did the Court initially interpret the “cruel and unusual” clause in the Eighth Amendment?
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What are the primary purposes of the Fifth Amendment?
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What are the two lines of interpretation that the Court has wavered on concerning the Fourth amendment and the legality of searches?
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What is one reason the Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a public trial?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Gideon v. Wainwright?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Miranda v. Arizona?
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Which of the following statements best describes the historical philosophy behind the Fourth Amendment?
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How did the outcome of the ruling in Lemon v. Kurtzman outline the requirements for legislation concerning religion?
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What is the central argument in the article entitled, “The Public Debate on the Religiosity of the Public Debate of Bioethics in the USA”?
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What is the central point of the article entitled, “Navigating Religious Rights of Teachers and Students: Establishment, Accommodation, Neutrality, or Hostility?”
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Boerne v. Flores?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Engel v. Vitale?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette?
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While the First Amendment protects individuals’ rights to practice any religion, it also prevents what else with regards to religion?
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Why did many of the early settlers of Massachusetts flee England?
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What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 accomplish?
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What did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 accomplish?
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What is Rosa Parks famous for doing?
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What is the central argument in the section of Free at Last entitled, “The Genius of the Black Church?”
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What is the “separate but equal” doctrine?
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What was the basis for the dissent in Dred Scott v. Sanford?
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What was the basis for the dissent in Plessy v. Ferguson?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Brown v. Board of Education?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Cooper v. Aaron?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Dred Scott v. Sanford?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Grutter v. Bollinger / Gratz v. Bollinger cases?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Regents of University of California v. Bakke?
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What was the three-fifths clause of the Constitution?
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What were Jim Crow laws?
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What were slave codes?
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Who was the first African American Supreme Court Justice?
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How often has an Equal Rights Amendment for gender equality went before Congress?
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How were women granted the right to vote?
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How would you characterize the passage of the amendment granting women’s suffrage after it left Congress?
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What is the story behind suffrage protestors and Occoquan Workhouse?
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What unique strategy did Alice Paul employ in the fight for women’s suffrage?
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What was President Wilson’s role in the suffrage movement?
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What was the first visible public demand for gender equality?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Frontiero v. Richardson?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Minor v. Happersett?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Muller v. Oregon?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Phillips v. Martin Marietta Corp?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in United States v. Virginia?
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What were the central premises of the Equal Rights Amendment?
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When was the Equal Rights Amendment passed essentially guaranteeing equal rights across gender?
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When were women granted suffrage in the United States?
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Which amendment granted women’s suffrage?
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What did Colorado’s Amendment 2 accomplish?
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What does Ahoura Afshar say are the two main anti-gay rights claims made by the religious right in the article entitled, “The Anti-gay Movement in the United States: The Framing of Religion?”
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What does the author of “Out of the Closets and Into the Courts” argue is the most important factor determining whether a gay rights claim will be successful in court?
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What does the author of “Out of the Closets and Into the Courts” say about the impact of winning or losing in the courts on the lives of gay people?
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What happened at the Stonewall riots?
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What is the central premise of Ahoura Afshar’s, “The Anti-gay Movement in the United States: The Framing of Religion?”
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What types of gay rights issues have been heard at any level of the court system?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Baehr v. Lewin?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Baker v. State of Vermont?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Bowers v. Hardwick?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Lawrence v. Texas?
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What was the outcome of the ruling in Romer v. Evans?
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