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- Defined that the power to tax is the power to destroy. States cannot tax the federal government.
- Defined prisoner’s rights to an attorney
- Gave specific warning regarding interrogations to prisoners, told them of their rights.
- Decreased the size of the federal government by defining slaves as property, and saying that they could not be treated as citizens, even if they were free.
- Court case from 1896 which defined legal discrimination through the Separate but Equal concept
- Court case led by Thurgood Marshall which overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and the separate-but-equal doctrine. Many states refused to comply and some schools remained segregated until the 1970’s
- The right to hear a case
- The right to hear a case first
- The right to hear a case on appeal
- Decides if a law has been broken. The only courts with juries. Has original jurisdiction.
- Decides if a court case has been handled fairly. Has appellate jurisdiction.
- Decides if a law is consistent with the Constitution. Has both original and appellate jurisdiction.
- Winning decision on the Supreme Court
- Agrees with the majority but for a different reason
- The losing side in a Supreme Court decision, defines the problems with the case.
- When the Supreme Court refuses to hear a case, the case is “remanded”, and the decision of the lower court stands.
- The art of negotiation with other countries
- The primary goal of foreign policy is to advance American interests internationally
- Failed International organization formed after World War I
- International organization to promote security and economic prosperity of member nations, formed to replace the failed League of Nations
- First major foreign policy, by President Monroe, 1820, we pledged to defend the Americas from foreign invasion
- Worked to slow the spread of communism through economic development
- Worked to slow the spread of communism by containment through military power
- Lawyer who led fight to overturn Plessy v. Ferguson. Became 1st black Supreme Court Justice
- Nonviolent noncooperation with an unjust law; includes such actions as sit-ins, bus boycotts, and marches.
- Civil rights leader who promoted nonviolent resistance, was shot and killed in 1968.
- Created to hire and promote minorities, women, and others who faced discrimination
- Abolished slavery
- Defined citizenship and civil rights of former slaves
- Gave voting rights to ex-slaves and all citizens
- Gave women the right to vote