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AP GOV

civil rights and liberties

TermDefinition
Civil Liberties Government can't take. Individuals.
Civil Rights Rights the government gives you. Rights the government protects.
Due process clause 5th and 14th. Goc can't take basil rights without the due process of law.
Substantive Due process Fairness of the law itself
Procedural Due process Fairness of the method used
Establishment Clause No national Religion
Free Exercise clause No interfering with practice of religion unless illegal
Fed. 78 Judicial branch is the least dangerous, Judicial review.
Brutus 1 too many interests, Gov too far away. Loose your rigths.
6th Right to lawyer, jury, fair, speedy and public trial.
Fed 51 Checks and balances, legislative is strongest so split it up.
Fed 10 Factions, Large republic protects mayority rules and minority rights.
Barron v. baltimore Ruled Bill of Rights did not apply to states.
5th No double jeopardy, Remain Silent, Due process.
4th No searches.
3rd Privacy of the home from soldiers.
Lemon test Check if it violated establishment clause.
Fed 70 Strong Executive, only one.
Mapp v Ohio Set Exclusionary rule.
8th No excessive punishment.
Direct incitement test Speech can be limited if it aims to cause a lawless actions.
SNCC Student Non-violent Cordinating Committe
SCLC By Marthin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent civil resistant.
Civil Rights Act of 1964 LBJ End segregation in public and employment discrimination.
CORE By james Farmer, connected to Freedom Riders.
Black Panters Fight police brutality and support black communities.
Marshall Lawyer for NAACP, first black SC judge.
WEB DUbois CO-founded NAACP
Voting RIghts Act of 1965 LBJ, Overcome legal barriers made to impede votes.
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