A) asserted that violations of Title IX of the 1972 Education Act could be remedied
With monetary damages.
B) permitted public schools to experiment with gender segregation.
C) narrowed the free speech rights that students enjoyed at school.
D) ruled that busing was unconstitutional.
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A) a policy that automatically awarding 40 points (out of 100) to African American,Latino,and Native American applicants
B) a policy that reserves 25 of 100 positions at the university for African American,Latino,and Native American applicants
C) a policy that doubles the GPA and SAT scores for African American,Latino,and Native American applicants
D) a policy that considers race as one factor among many in an attempt to achieve a diverse student body
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A) guaranteed same-sex couples the right to marry in all states and required states to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other jurisdictions.
B) upheld the constitutionality of state-level bans on same-sex marriage.
C) asserted that there was no constitutional right to privacy for consensual homosexual activity.
D) asserted that there was a constitutional right to privacy for consensual homosexual activity.
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A) Miranda v.Arizona (1966)
B) Near v.Minnesota (1931)
C) Mapp v.Ohio (1961)
D) Griswold v.Connecticut (1965)
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A) asserted that the First Amendment applied only to the national government and not to state governments.
B) incorporated provisions of the Bill of Rights through the due process clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.
C) upheld the constitutionality of bills of attainder.
D) protected the right of habeas corpus.
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A) eliminated the Department of Justice and replaced it with the Department of Civil Rights.
B) created an independent circuit of federal courts devoted entirely to school desegregation litigation.
C) prohibited the Justice Department from implementing federal court orders to desegregate schools unless at least three individual parents filed formal complaints.
D) authorized the Justice Department to implement federal court orders to desegregate schools without having to wait for individual parents to bring complaints.
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A) The Fifth Amendment provision for a grand jury has never been incorporated into the Fourteenth Amendment to apply to state criminal prosecutions.
B) The Fifth Amendment provision for a grand jury was incorporated into the Fourteenth Amendment to apply to state criminal prosecutions in 1802.
C) The Fifth Amendment provision for a grand jury was incorporated into the Fourteenth Amendment to apply to state criminal prosecutions in 1902.
D) The Fifth Amendment provision for a grand jury was incorporated into the Fourteenth Amendment to apply to state criminal prosecutions in 1962.
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A) Civil Rights Act of 1964.
B) Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.
C) amended Civil Rights Act of 1991.
D) federal courts,not laws passed by Congress.
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A) endorsed the free exercise of religion even when it was offensive to the beliefs of the majority.
B) allowed the use of tax-supported vouchers for religious schools.
C) established a constitutional right to privacy.
D) banned prayers in public schools.
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A) Mapp
B) Gideon
C) Miranda
D) Escobedo
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A) New York Times v.United States
B) New York Times v.Sullivan
C) Near v.Minnesota
D) Branzburg v.Hayes
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A) the Lily Ledbetter Fair Pay Act
B) the Fourteenth Amendment
C) the Equal Rights Amendment
D) the Declaration of Independence
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A) the Ten Commandments cannot be displayed at a privately owned retail store.
B) Title VII of the U.S.Code prevents retail stores from refusing to hire Muslim women who wear head scarves in violation of company dress policies.
C) Title VII of the U.S.Code allows retail stores to refuse hiring Muslim women who wear head scarves in violation of company dress policies.
D) Native Americans cannot be fired from their jobs at privately owned companies for smoking peyote during religious ceremonies.
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A) the free exercise clause
B) the establishment clause
C) the equal protection clause
D) the wall of separation clause
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A) the right to bear arms.
B) the quartering of troops.
C) due process.
D) self-incrimination.
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A) the First,Second,and Third amendments
B) the Fifth,Sixth,and Seventh amendments
C) the Thirteenth,Fourteenth,and Fifteenth amendments
D) The Twentieth,Twenty-First,and Twenty-Second amendments
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A) establishment
B) free association
C) free exercise
D) religious freedom restoration
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