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Thurston Civics 7

Chapter 7 Key Terms

TermDefinition
poll tax fee for voting
suffrage right to vote
segragation separation of blacks and whites in public places such as hotels, schools, restaurants, and trains
affirmative action steps to counteract the effects of past racial discrimination and discrimination against women
equal protection people must be treated fairly, but it does not mean that everyone needs to be treated in exactly the same way.
Thirteenth Amendment Abolished slavery in 1865
Fourteenth Amendment Also referred to as the "second Bill of Rights" because it says states must respect citizens rights.
Fifteenth Amendment Established Voting Rights for African American men 1870
Nineteenth Amendment Established Voting Rights for Women in 1920
Twenty-fourth Amendment Abolishes the poll taxes in 1964
Twenty-sixth Amendment Lowers the voting age from 21 to 18 in 1971
Twenty-seventh Amendment Deals with congressional salaries.
Dred Scott Decision Interpreted the Constitution as allowing slavery.
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