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AP Gov SC Cases and Foundational Documents

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Test your knowledge of landmark SC cases and foundational documents in AP Government.

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AP Gov SC Cases and Foundational Documents
 

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Test your knowledge of landmark SC cases and foundational documents in AP Government.

by Tristan Josh Angelo Nery
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Students are given the right to free speech in light of wartime (FIND TWO OF THE SAME FOR ALL)

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Congress's power is outlined under the Commercial Clause

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Federal government has the power to create a national bank

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Connected the Sixth and Fourteenth Amendments via the Due Process Clause

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Resulted in weak central government and strong state government

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Single executive is essential for energy in the executive branch

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Individuals can resist unjust laws that are akin to racial injustice

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Outlawed racial segregation in public schools

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Written to reject the Constitution's ratification

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Removed limits on election spending for corps and labor unions

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A representative republic will control the dangers of faction

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Established the "clear and present danger" test

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Led to widespread redistricting across the country

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Federal courts should be able to check Congress

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State's interest in education does not override free religion

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Establishment of judicial review

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The supreme law of the land

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Upheld the doctrine "separate but equal"

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Prohibited government establishment of religion

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Statement separating the 13 colonies from Great Britain

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Due Process is now applicable to state and local governments

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Emphasized "free press" in government accountability

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In the Constitution to protect individual liberties

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Outlines separation of powers & checks and balances

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