Question 1

19th

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82. Which amendment, ratified in 1920, guaranteed women's suffrage?

Question 2

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Suffrage=Voting rights

Question 3

24th

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83. Which amendment outlawed the use of poll taxes as a requirement for voting?

Question 4

26th

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84. In the wake of the Vietnam War, which amendment was added to lower the voting age of U.S. citizens to 18?

Question 5

Marbury v Madison

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85. What Landmark Supreme Court case resulted in the principle of Judicial Review?

Question 6

Plessy v Ferguson

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86. What Landmark Supreme Court case justified segregation and the principle of "separate but equal"?

Question 7

Brown v Board

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87. What Landmark Supreme Court case overturned the Plessy v. Ferguson decision by ruling that separate facilities were not equal and ended segregation in schools?

Question 8

Gideon v Wainwright

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88. What Landmark Supreme Court case required states to provide free legal help to those who could not afford representation in court?

Question 9

Miranda v Arizona

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89. What Landmark Supreme Court case ruled that an individual's rights begin at the time of their arrest and required that individuals be notified of these rights?

Question 10

En re Gault

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90. What Landmark Supreme Court case ruled that juveniles accused of crimes receive the same due process as adults?

Question 11

Tinker v Des Moines

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91. What Landmark Supreme Court case expanded interpretation of the First Amendment right to free speech in schools to also include freedom of expression?

Question 12

Hazelwood v Kulmeier

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92. What Landmark Supreme Court case limited freedom of press in school publications?

Question 13

USA v Nixon

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93. The Supreme Court ruled in ________that "executive privilege" is only extended when connected to national security.

Question 14

Bush v Gore

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94. What Landmark Supreme Court case ruled that the Supreme Court could overrule a state court's decisions on state laws (in regards to Election 2000)?

Question 15

Education

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95. When evaluating candidates for office, what are examples of things that might influence your decision?

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Background

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Family

Question 18

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Voting record (incumbent)

Question 19

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Stance on Issues

Question 20

Domestic Policy

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96. All policies dealing with issues within the United States are considered ____________policy.

Question 21

Foreign Policy

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97. _______________is the government's plan for interacting with other countries of the world.

Question 22

Taxing

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98. The policy of _________the income of U.S. citizens to fund government programs for the good of society is an example of domestic policy.

Question 23

Foreign Policy

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99. Providing monetary aid, military assistance or food to nations in need in order to promote peace is an example of ______________policy.

Question 24

United Nations

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100. This organization is an international assembly of nations to discuss and act on important global issues.

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(UN)

Question 26

North Atlantic Treaty Organization

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101. This "security alliance" between the United States and many European countries was originally formed to establish a united front against Soviet aggression during the Cold War and now engages in joint security and peacekeeping operations.

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(NATO)

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