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Chapter 16 Quiz Review

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4.3- Extending the Bill of Rights Amendments 11 - 27

4.3- Extending the Bill of Rights Amendments 11 - 27. Amendment 11. States cannot be sued in federal court by one of its citizens, a citizen of another state, or by a foreign country. Amendment 12. Election of the President and Vice-President

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Civil Rights Movement

Civil Rights Movement. The LBJ Years. 1964 Civil Rights Act. Once the Act was implemented, its effects were far reaching and had tremendous long-term impacts on the whole country.

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Suffrage and Civil Rights

Suffrage and Civil Rights. Suffrage and Civil Rights. 15 th Amendment Insufficient Why? Federal government did not enforce Tactics Violence, social pressure White primaries, gerrymandering, literacy tests, poll taxes Correcting The Supreme Court

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Extensive Legislation Passed During War Without the South in Congress

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Amendments 11-27

Amendments 11-27. Changes to the Constitution. Amendment 11 Lawsuits Against States 1798. A state government cannot be sued in federal court by a private citizen or a foreign country.

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Issues of the Gilded Age

Issues of the Gilded Age. Chapter 3.4. Gilded Age. Gilded Age , implying that under the glittery, or gilded, surface of prosperity lurked troubling issues. Gilded Age. Issues like poverty, unemployment, and corruption. Separate but Equal . Jim Crow laws.

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Civil Rights

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Political and Social Change in the South

Political and Social Change in the South. Chapters 15 and 16. Politics. The South was overwhelmingly Democratic, and the Republican party rarely nominated a candidate

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Civil Rights and Public Policy

Civil Rights and Public Policy. Chapter 5. Introduction. Civil Rights: Definition: Policies designed to protect people against arbitrary or discriminatory treatment by government officials or individuals. Racial Discrimination Gender Discrimination

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History of the Civil Rights Movement

History of the Civil Rights Movement. MacCarthy. Essential Questions. What court cases and laws effected the Civil Rights movement before 1954? Create a bubble map to describe these issues How did desegregation play a role during the Civil Rights movement before 1954?

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The New Deal Affects Many Groups

The New Deal Affects Many Groups. Chapter 15-3. The New Deal Brings new Opportunities. The New deal would provide new opportunities for many including women & minorities Even though gains were made they still had to deal with traditional prejudice & discrimination. Women Make Their Mark.

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The End of Slavery

The End of Slavery. U.S. History. Leading up to the Civil War. The institution of slavery grew to 4 million and the economy of the Southern states was dependent on it (cotton, tobacco, sugar) As new states were added to the Union, the question came up: Slave or free?. Resistance to Slavery.

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The Voting Rights Act

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Stage 3 1965-Present

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African American Suffrage

African American Suffrage. Olivia, Hannah, Matthew, Peter. Civil Rights Act 1964. The law that made racial discrimination against any group in hotels, motels, and restaurants illegal and forbade many forms of job discrimination . See other parts o n page 150!. 15 th and 24 th Amendment.

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Ch 16 sectioon 3

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Sharecropping

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Reconstruction

Reconstruction. The American Civil War Why is it called a Civil War?. Georgia Performance Standards. SS5H2 The student will analyze the effects of Reconstruction on American life. a. Describe the purpose of the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments.

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The Search for Equal Rights

The Search for Equal Rights. Unit 12, Section One Notes. Discrimination in Texas. During World War II, many African Americans fought abroad for their country, but still experienced discrimination at home. Hispanics were also treated unfairly despite their service

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