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Ap Government

Court cases unit 3

QuestionAnswer
Engel v Vitale Main point: is praying in school against the constitution? New York, public school had students recite short voluntary pray each morning
Wisconsin v Yoder Main point: Can Amish violate the Wisconsin Law of requiring school attendance until 16 or does it violate the Exercise clause of the first amendment by forcing Amish parents to send their children to school against their religious beliefs
Schench v United states Can the government limit speech if it threatens public safety or national security During World War 1 a member of the socialist party gave out leaflets urging men to resist military draft
New york times v United states Can the government limit speech if it threatens public safety or national security During World War 1 a member of the socialist party gave out leaflets urging men to resist military draft
Mcdonald v chicago The right to bare arms and its extensive regulations Chicago passed a law to handgun bans but went against the second amendment
Brown v Board of Education Does racial segregation in public schools violate the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment
Equal protection clause: prohibits states from denying any person of color the equal protection because of their color Brown v Board of education
Second Amendment Fourteenth Amendment Due process clause Mcdonald v Chicago
First Amendment Freedom of Press Clause New york v united states
First Amendment freedom of speech Schenck V united states
First Amendment freedom of speech Wisconsin V Yoder
Establishment Clause: government cannot promote or support or endorse any religion Free Exercise Clause: the protection of rights of individuals to practice any religion without government interference Engel v vitale
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