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A) First Amendment
B) Fourth Amendment
C) Eighth Amendment
D) Fourteenth Amendment
E) Nineteenth Amendment
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A) The Nuremberg laws
B) The canon laws
C) The Old Covenant laws
D) The Jim Crow laws
E) The sodomy laws
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A) The equal protection clause is described in Section 4 of the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.
B) The equal protection clause establishes that the federal constitution and federal law take precedence over state laws and even state constitutions.
C) The equal protection clause is far less important than the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
D) Tests have not yet been developed by the Supreme Court to determine whether the equal protection clause has been violated.
E) According to the equal protection clause, states must not discriminate unreasonably against a particular group or a class of individuals.
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A) It was a movement against racial discrimination.
B) It was used by African Americans to describe their hardships.
C) It was a step toward greater social and political rights for women.
D) It referred to the right to work.
E) It referred to gender discrimination.
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A) It approved the need for affirmative actions .
B) It was established in the Roe v. Wade case.
C) It was used to condemn racial discrimination in the United States.
D) It denied African Americans the right to vote.
E) It provided a constitutional basis for segregation laws .
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A) It involves deciding college admissions solely on the basis of race.
B) It is the deliberate and public act of refusing to obey laws thought to be unjust.
C) It encourages discrimination against people who have no minority status.
D) It is a standard under which a law related to the education sector must be necessary to promote a compelling state interest.
E) It assures admission to the best white students from rural, often poor, communities.
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A) They empowered authorities of the Church to regulate American federal legislature.
B) They essentially banned slavery in the United States.
C) They called for racial segregation in the use of public facilities.
D) They were completely abolished in the United States in 2003.
E) They prevented women from pursuing education.
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A) It results from the political, social, and economic inequality of rights between men and women.
B) It is solely based on intellectual differences in people.
C) It occurs because of social and economic conditions and residential patterns.
D) It is a form of discrimination between Asian Americans and African Americans.
E) It is the deliberate intent of the government and is established by law.
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A) it gave women the right to remarry if their husbands were killed or injured during the war.
B) it united women across the world in their efforts toward achieving the common goal of freedom.
C) it paved the path for women to contest in elections.
D) it prohibited men at war from entering into marriages, so women had to fend for themselves.
E) it offered many opportunities for women in the U.S. Navy and the workforce.
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A) More than one-third of Hispanics are below voting age.
B) Cubans tend to identify with the Republican Party.
C) Latino households are often members of this country's working poor.
D) Lack of job training is usually more notable among new Latino immigrants.
E) Hispanics are not considered American citizens.
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A) protect the newly freed slaves after the Civil War.
B) remove the disparity between the North and the South.
C) promote reverse discrimination.
D) protect the rights of illegitimate children.
E) protect criminals from unreasonable punishment.
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A) Civil Rights Act
B) Rehabilitation Act
C) Military and Overseas Voters Act
D) Voting Rights Act
E) USA Patriot Act
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A) Till date, the citizen rights spelled out in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution have not been extended to Native Americans.
B) In 1830, Congress instructed the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) to remove all tribes to reservations east of the Mississippi River.
C) The main goal of the U.S. government in the late 1880s was to assimilate Native Americans into American society.
D) Under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988, Native Americans were banned from having gambling operations.
E) The Northwest Ordinance stated that lands and property of Native Americans would belong to the American government.
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A) Human Services Act
B) Education for All Handicapped Children Act
C) Rehabilitation Act
D) Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
E) Americans with Disabilities Act
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A) Monroe Doctrine
B) preferred position doctrine
C) separate-but-equal doctrine
D) Truman Doctrine
E) preferred freedoms doctrine
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