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Chapter 11 Gov Test

QuestionAnswer
SUFFRAGE THE RIGHT TO VOTE
DESEGREGATION THE PROCESS OF ENDING THE FORMAL SEPARATION OF GROUPS BASED ON RACE
SEGREGATION THE SEPARATION OF RACIAL GROUPS
DE JURE AND DE FACTO SEGREGATION DIFFERENCE DE JURE IS SEPARATION OF RACES BY LAW AND DE FACTO IS SEPARATION OF RACES WITHOUT LAW REQUIRING SEGREGATION
JUS SANGUINIS CITIZENSHIP BY PARENTAGE "LAW OF THE BLOOD"
JUS SOLI CITIZENSHIP BY BIRTHPLACE "LAW OF THE SOIL"
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
CIVIL DISOBEDIANCE THE NONVIOLENT REFUSAL TO OBEY THE LAW AS A WAY TO BRING CHANGE
NATURALIZATION LEGAL PROCESS WHERE IMMIGRANTS BECOME CITIZENS
UNDOCUMENTED ALIEN SOMEONE WHO LIVES IN THE UNITED STATES WIHOUT AUTHORIZATION FROM THE GOVERNMENT
SUSPECT CLASSIFICATION A CLASSIFICATION BASED ON RACE OR NATIONAL ORIGIN
EQUAL PROTECTION CLAUSE
JIM CROW LAWS SEGREGATION LAWS AIMED MOSTLY AT AFRICAN AMERICANS THAT WERE PASSED IN THE LATE 1800s AND EARLY 1900s
SEPARATE BUT EQUAL DOCTERINE POLICY THAT LAWS REQUIRING SEPARATE FACILITIES FOR RACIAL GROUPS BUT MUST BE TREATED EQUALLY
RACISM DISCRIMINATION AND UNFAIR TREATMENT TOWARDS ANOTHER RACE
REVERSE DISCRIMINATION DISCRIMINATION AGAINST MAJORITY GROUP
POLL TAX A TAX ON SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO VOTE
REQUIREMENTS OF NATURALIZATION
GOVERNMENT POLICIES TOWARD NATIVE AMERICANS IN MID 1800s
END OF CHINESE IMMIGRATION IN 1980s
RATIONAL BASIS TEST
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