Political Science - Chapter 5

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The distinction between civil rights and civil liberties is that civil rights ____ while civil liberties ____.
protect against discrimination; are guaranteed in the Bill of Rights
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The Missouri Compromise ____.
limited the expansion of slavery while maintaining the balance of slave states
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Plessy v. Ferguson established ____.
the "separate but equal" doctrine
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The principle of ____ was used in many court cases to deny women equal rights.
protectionism
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Most of the differences in voter turnout among whites relative to racial minorities can be accounted for by ____.
education and income
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The gaps between whites and blacks on health measure are ____ and in many cases ____.
large; increasing
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Early in the nation's history, civil rights activism was focused on ____.
African Americans
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Early in the civil rights movement (before the 1960s), which governmental body provided most of the successes?
The Supreme Court
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The difference between de facto segregation and de jure segregation is that de facto segregation ____, while de jure segregation ____.
is the result of circumstances; is mandated by law
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Minorities receive the strongest protection as the "suspect classification" when which test is applies?
strict scrutiny
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The VRA ____.
eliminated direct obstacles to minority voting in the South
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Relative to the protection of individuals with disabilities, congress's track record in protecting gay rights is ____.
weaker
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What did the case Regents of the University of California v. Bakke establish?
that race could be used as a "plus factor" in the admissions process