United States History Reform Movements & Legislation STAAR Test
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| 13th Amendment 1865 | Abolished Slavery
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| 14th Amendment 1868 | Defined Citizenship as Belonging to Anyone Born in the US and Cannot be Taken Away Without Due Process
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| 15th Amendment 1870 | Granted Voting Rights to Adult Males
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| Plessy vs. Ferguson 1896 | Supreme Court Case that allowed for "seperate but equal" facilities; reversed by Brown vs. Board of Education
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| 17th Amendment 1913 | Allowed for the direct election of senators, increasing public's influence over the governement
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| Progressive Era Reforms Initiative early 1900's | Citizens can introduce new legislation and can propose a new law by petition
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| Progressive Era Reforms Referendum early 1900's | Submitting a proposed public measure or statue to direct popular vote
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| Progressive Era Reforms Recall early 1900's | Public official can be removed from office by popular vote
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| 19th Amendment 1920 | Granted right to vote (suffrage) to women
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| American Indian Citizenship Act 1924 | Granted citizenship to all Native Americans born in the United States
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| Mendez v. Westminster 1946 | Federal case in California which challenged racial segregation in schools- segregating Mexican American students is unconstitutional
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| Desegregation of the Armed Forces 1948 | By Executive Order, President Truman ended segregation in the Armed Forces
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| Delgado v. Bastrop ISD 1948 | US Federal District Court ruled segregation of Mexican American students was illegal
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| Sweatt v. Painter 1950 | Supreme Court case stating that the attempt to create a segregated UT Law School was unconstitutional under the Equal Protection Clause
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| Brown v. Board of Education 1954 | Supreme Court case which ended "separate but equal" ruling from Plessy v. Ferguson; led to desegregation of schools
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| Henandez v. Texas 1954 | Supreme Court case, Mexican Americans & other racial groups have equal protection under the 14th Amendment
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| Civil Rights Act 1957 | Protected voting rights
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| Civil Rights Act 1964 | Abolished racial,religious & sex discrimination by employers
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| 24th Amendment 1964 | Ended poll tax
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| Voting Rights Act 1965 | Outlawed poll tax or literacy test in order to eligible to vote
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| Tinker v Des Moines 1969 | Supreme Court case extending 1st amendment rights to students' freedom of speech includes free expression
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| 26th Amendment 1971 | Decreased voting age from 21 to 18 in response to draft in Vietnam War
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| Wisconsin v Yoder 1972 | Supreme Court case, Amish children are exempt from compulsory education beyond 8th grade because it violates the parents' right to freedom of religion
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| White v Regester 1973 | Supreme Court ruled Texas redistricting in 1970 was discriminatory against groups in various districts
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| Edgewood ISD v. Kirby 1993 | Texas case ending discrimination against poor school districts; redistributes property taxes equally across the state from richer districts to poorer districts
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