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15-4 14th Amendment

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Students will identify when it is constitutional for our government to limit rights and explain why the government would want to do this.

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15-4 14th Amendment Online version

Students will identify when it is constitutional for our government to limit rights and explain why the government would want to do this.

by Lance Hiles
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1925, Gitlow v. New York, Court ruled 14th Amendment required states to protect freedom of speech, starting the ___ doctrine.

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Equal Protection means government cannot draw ___ distinctions among different groups

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___ Due Process means laws must be fair, or cannot interfere with a fundamental rights.

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14th Amendment differs from other Amendments in that it guarantees due process of law from and equal protection from state ___ .

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Rational Basis is used when the people being discriminated against do not have a history of being ___ by the government

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Equal ___ means that laws must apply equally to all people, in similar situations.

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Procedural Due Process means the government must follow ___ if it is going to deprive someone of life, liberty, or property.

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___ Due Process is seen in criminal law, where suspects have the right to an attorney, trial by jury, & cross examine their accusers.

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1937, Palko v. Connecticut, Court began ___ incorporation, deciding on case-by-case basis which rights applied to the states

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Government can create laws that affect a fundamental right, but they must demonstrate a strong ___ .

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1868, for first time, 14th Amendment established that all races born in the U.S. were ___ .

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1954, Brown v. Board of Education, Court justices ruled that segregated schools did ___ the 14th Amendment.

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1833, Barron v. Baltimore, Supreme Court affirmed that Bill of Rights applied only to ___ government .

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Before Civil War, Bill of Rights was limited to the ___ government, and not the state governments.

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1896, ___ v. Ferguson ruled that separate but equal facilities did not violate the 14th Amendment.

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Today, only 3 rights have not been incorporated by ___ : right to a grand jury, unanimity in criminal jury, & civil jury trial.

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1924, ___ Citizenship Act granted citizenship to all Native Americans born in U.S.

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Laws that discriminate based on race, national origin, or citizenship are judged using ___ Scrutiny.

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Amendment to national Constitution did not stop ___ governments from mistreating African Americans

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Some fundamental ___ are stated in the Constitution and others are not listed but are rooted in American society.

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