civics real study guide
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- NY times vs. US
- pentagon papers, gov. cannot stop publication of secret gov. documents
- a phillop randolph
- all of the above
- Johnson's Great society programs
- won battles in education and heath care
- watts riots
- militancy
- civil rights act 1968
- prohibited discrimination in sale and rental of housing
- between 1932-1938 gov. spent large sums of money in
- providing work for unemployed
- truman's domestic welfare plan dubbed the...
- fair deal
- statement best fits eisenhower era
- all of the above
- federal ban on segregation in all interstate travel facilities
- montgomery bus boycott
- chief legislator
- formal
- schneck vs. US
- direct incitement test: speech must show imminent harm, clear and present danger
- 24th amendment
- 1964, abolishes poll tax
- chief executive
- formal
- Eisenhower (1953-1961)
- less federal gov. intervention, conservative, leave it to the states, sent troops to little rock
- result of FDR's new deal
- increase in power of fed. gov
- chronological order
- Birmingham demonstrators; march on washington; johson signs civil rights bill
- engel vs. vitale
- no prayer in public schools, separation of church and state
- militant outcome of CRM
- white backlash, less support from federal gov
- mapp vs. ohio
- police need a warrant to search and seize, exclusionary rule: may not use illegaly seized evidence in trial
- Kennedy (1961-1963)
- supported CRM, more federal gov. intervention, helped get MLK out of jail, first yrs. in office focus on cold war, 1963 his approach changed, adressed congress on tv to pass civil rights laws
- commander in chief
- formal
- De jure segregation
- laws
- critics of march on washington upset b/c
- all of the above
- goal of great society
- end poverty in US
- US vs. Nixon
- executive priviledge
- 26th amendment
- 1971, passed lowering voting age to 18
- pressure exerted by montgomery improvement association
- economic
- korematsu vs. U.S.
- S.C. upheld the exec. order said rooselvelt was acting within his powers as President under the constitution, dissent disagreed (judge murphy) legalized discrimination
- women during WWII
- filled industrial jobs
- first "sit ins"
- Greensboro N.C.
- war powers act
- if president sends troops and if after 90 days congress doesn't declare war, troops must come home. limits presidents power
- roe vs. wade
- ruling 7-2 texas law prohibiting abortion violated a woman's right to privacy
- office of war information
- produced films, posters, and radio broadcats on how Americans could support the war effort
- civil rights act of 1964
- made discrimination illegal
- moral persuader
- informal
- brown 2
- "with all deliberate speed"
- 1950's workforce
- white collar workers outnumbered blue collar workers
- ex. of de facto segregation
- concentration of urban african americans in slum areas
- nixon (1969-1974)
- small fed. gov "law and order" silent majority-southern whites
- largest public works project during Eisenhowers presidency
- interstate highway system
- head of state
- formal
- nixons approach to CRM
- "law and order"
- deficit spending
- purchasing power will increase and economic growth will be stimulated
- assasinated in 1968
- MLK and RFK
- boland amendment (1982)
- forbade the CIA and US gov to support the Contras
- sending troops to little rock..what constitutional power
- commander in chief
- in response to sputnik
- congress passed national defense education act
- Johnson (1963-1969)
- big gov. involvment, 1964 CRM act ends jim crow laws, MLK criticizes Johnson for Vietnam, doesnt run for re-election
- summer of 1964
- college students helped register black voters in mississippi
- palko vs. CT
- selective incorporation
- purpose of freedom riders
- test enforcement of decision to integrate buses
- reagan doctrine
- defeat communism in 3rd world countries, support anti-communist groups, US wouldnt negotiate with terrorits (Iran)
- crisis manager
- informal
- stokeley carmichael
- became leader of SNCC "black power"