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In many southern states, literacy tests were used to discriminate against African Americans who wanted to vote.
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In _____________ the Court ruled that the law school made "special efforts" to achieve racial and ethnic diversity; but unlike the undergraduate program, it did not use a point system based in part on race.
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Korematsu v.United States resulted in the decision that overruled Abraham Lincoln's use of military courts to try civilians.
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During World War I blacks began migrating to northern cities to seek jobs in war factories.
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According to Table 16-2 the Age Discrimination in Employment Act 1967
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Remedial actions designed to overcome the effects of discrimination against women and minorities is known as affirmative action.
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Dual citizenship refers to having citizenship from more than one country.
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Strict scrutiny is a standard developed by the courts to test the constitutionality of a law; when applied, a law is constitutional as long as it meets a reasonable government interest.
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The economic situation of lower-income African Americans as compared to whites has
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____________________ consists of programs developed to provide equal opportunities in areas such as employment and education to women, minorities, and members of traditionally disadvantaged groups.
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_____________ is a standard developed by the courts to test the constitutionality of certain laws.When applied, a law is constitutional as long as it meets a reasonable government interest.
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Women's suffrage is the right of women to receive equal treatment in all areas of government.
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In Plessy v.Ferguson (1896), the Supreme Court endorsed the view that racial segregation did NOT constitute discrimination if equal accommodations were provided for the members of both races.
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Which of the following is NOT true of members of the Hispanic population in the United States?
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____________ is remedial action designed to overcome the effects of discrimination against minorities and women.
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Civil rights are remedial actions designed to overcome the effects of discrimination against minorities and women.
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Grutter v.Bollinger (2003) reaffirmed Bakke on the permissibility of affirmative action programs.
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