Name ____________________________ Mr. Welsh AP GoPo March 2013 Equal Rights Under the Law Define: Natural Rights Affirmative Action Women’s Suffrage Equal Protection Clause Due Process Clause White Primary Racial Gerrymandering Poll Tax Literacy Test Majority-Minority District Jim Crow Laws De Jure Segregation De Facto Segregation Commerce Clause Class Action Suit Racial or Religious Restrictive Covenants #1. Explain the difference between civil liberties and civil rights. #2. List and define the different types of “equality” listed in the chapter. #3. What was the basic conclusion of the Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders? #4. Describe the path of women’s suffrage beginning with the Seneca Falls Convention. #5. Why has it been a struggle for Asian Americans to gain equal rights? #6. The equal protection clause of the 14th amendment only applies to the actions of government. Explain how this might limit true “equal rights.” #7. What are the 3 constitutional classifications/tests the Supreme Court uses to determine is a law complies with the equal protection clause? Explain each. #8. What did the decision in Washington v Davis (1976) rule? #9. How were African-Americans deprived their right to vote? How did the Voting Rights Act of 1965 attempt to fix the problem? #10. Explain how Brown v Board of Education of Topeka reversed the ruling in Plessy v Ferguson. #11. How are de jure segregation and de facto segregation different? #12. Explain the position of reverse discrimination with regards to affirmative action. #13. How did the ruling in University of California Regents v Bakke decide the fate of affirmative action? Why has there been so much uncertainty since the ruling?