Quiz 3

Constitutionally established guarantees that protect citizens, opinions, and property against arbitrary government interference

Laws passed immediately after Civil War by the confederate states that limited the rights of freemen

A standard established in the 1919 supreme court case Schenk v U.S

Active, but nonviolent, refusal to comply with laws or governmental policies that are morally objectional

Advertising statements that describe products

The rights and privileges guaranteed to all citizens under the equal protection and due process clauses

The trying of a person again for the same crime that he or she has been cleared of in court

Segregation maintained by practice

The legal safeguards that prevent the government from arbitrary depriving citizens of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness

segregation maintained by law

Speech that is likely to bring about public disorder or chaos

A crime committed against a person, property, or society in which the offender is motivated by race, religion, sex, or ethnicity.

An ancient right that protects an individual in custody for being held without the right to be heard.

The experience of multiple forms of oppression 

False written statements about others that harm others reputation

A fee for voting to prevent poor African Americans from voting

indecent or offensive speech

an illegal practice in which banks and insurance companies who refuse or limit loans to inner city neighborhoods

False verbal statements about others to harm their reputation

Guidelines the courts use to determine the legality of suspect classification based on discrimination