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Grade 8 Supreme Court Cases
What was the Supreme Court's position in Plessy v. Ferguson?
  1. "Separate but equal" was unconstitutional.
  2. Only states that had seceded could require separate facilities.
  3. "Separate but equal" applied only to trains and buses.
  4. A law could require separate facilities, if all facilities were equal.
Grade 3 Supreme Court Cases
The Supreme Court in the Dred Scott Case determined that all black people in the U.S.--free or slave--
  1. had to apply to be citizens
  2. were not and could never be citizens of the United States
  3. had to pay taxes at a higher rate the whites
  4. had the same rights as white citizens
Grade 9 Supreme Court Cases
The Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education (1954)
  1. made it easier for African Americans to be admitted to college
  2. ended bible reading and prayer in public schools
  3. outlawed racial segregation in public schools
  4. legalized the teaching of evolution in public schools
Grade 12 Supreme Court Cases
A landmark United States Supreme Court case that decided that federal courts could intervene in and decide reapportionment cases.
  1. Baker v. Carr
  2. Roe v. Wade
  3. Hogan v. Zeus
  4. Brown v. Board of Education
Grade 8 Supreme Court Cases
Supreme court ruling that said segregation was legal:
  1. Jim Crow laws
  2. Plessy vs Ferguson
  3. Brown vs Board of Education
  4. social gospel
Grade 12 Supreme Court Cases
The Supreme Court case that upheld the notion that women were inferior or second class citizens.
  1. Plessy v Ferguson
  2. Bradwell v Illinois
  3. Roe v Wade
  4. Brown v Board of Education
Grade 9 Supreme Court Cases
What year did the case of Plessy vs. Ferguson begin and end?
  1. 1825-1840
  2. 1890-1896
  3. 1890-1900
  4. None of the above
Grade 12 Supreme Court Cases
This landmark case set the precedent that there can be separate but equal.
  1. Brown v. Topeka Board of Education
  2. Roe v. Wade
  3. Plessy v. Ferguson
  4. Miranda v. Arizona
Grade 11 Supreme Court Cases
The U.S. Supreme Court, in the case of Korematsu v. United States, ruled that the forced internment of Japanese residents and citizens
  1. violated the 14th Amendment and was thus unconstitutional
  2. applied only to Japanese visitors to the country
  3. was acceptable based on prevailing laws concerning racial segregation
  4. was illegal because only the states had the power to incarcerated citizens
  5. was an appropriate wartime measure in light of fears of Japanese espionage
Grade 10 Supreme Court Cases
This court case questioned the First Amendment interpretation of a "minute of silence/meditation" in Alabama public schools.
  1. Alabama v. Gregg
  2. Williams v. Jaffree
  3. Saban v. Alabama
  4. Alabama v. Auburn
Grade 12 Supreme Court Cases
Which court case set the standard on abortion?
  1. Tinker v. Des Moines
  2. Roe v. Wade
  3. Plessy v. Ferguson
  4. Miranda v. Arizona
Grade 10 Supreme Court Cases
Which of the following ruled that segregation in public schools is unconstitutional?
  1. The Dred Scott Decision
  2. Plessy v Ferguson
  3. Brown v Board of Education
  4. Griswold v Connecticut
Grade 12 Supreme Court Cases
"You have the right to remain silent, anything you say..."
  1. Tinker v. Des Moines
  2. Roe v. Wade
  3. Plessy v. Ferguson
  4. Miranda v. Arizona
Grade 11 Supreme Court Cases
What did the Supreme Court declare in the Dred Scott decision?
  1. being in free territory did not make a slave free
  2. being free territory automatically made a slave free
  3. slave owners could not move into free territory with slaves
  4. slave owners could not travel through free territory with slaves
Grade 10 Supreme Court Cases
Which of these people established Judicial Review?
  1. William Marbury
  2. John Marshall
  3. James Madison
  4. George Washington
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