Karteikarten
Chapter 2 separate but equal
Karten in diesem Stapel (22)
- 1Reverenbd J A DelaineTeacher and Pastor of Liberty school, he fild the lawsuit.
- 2Harry Briggs JrThe boy who walksb to school for 5 miloes everyday
- 3Thurdgood MarshallHe was a attorrby to black students in South Carolina, Against segeregated schools.
- 4John W DavisLawyer for South Carolinaq, he wanted seperate but equal schools, wanted schools segregted.
- 5Earl WarrenChief Justice of the Supreme Court,agaisnt segregated schools, Briggs vs Elliot and Brown.
- 614th AmendmentOne fo the Civil War Amendmnet, defined US citizenship and gurantees ''Equal protection under the laws''
- 7De jure SegregationSegregation sperated by law,for example Jim Crow and the Supreme Court decision in Plessy v Ferguson.
- 8De facto segregationlatin phrase, ''by fact'' Segregation that did not occur by law but as a r4sult of tradition, edxample blaqck and whites in the 1900's went to seperate churches.
- 9Jim Crow LawsSegregation law in SC
- 10Orginal JurisdictionAuthority of the court to hear a case for the FIRST TIME.
- 11Appellate JurisdictionAuthorit of the court to hear a case APPEALED rrom a lower court.
- 12Majority OpinionStatement that represents the vi8ews of the majority of the Supreme Court justices regardingb a case.
- 13Dissenting OpinionStatement written by a Supreme Court jutice who disagrees with the majority opinion, presenting his or her ow2n opinion.
- 14''Stare Decisis''Principle follwed by the judges and tyhe Supreme Court, a Latin term that means ''Lets yesterday decision stand''
- 15PrecedentRuling thqt is used as the basis for a judicial decision in a later, similar case
- 16Due Process of LawFair and equal treatment of the laww, 5th and 14th Amendments mention the due procsess of laws.
- 17Dred Scott v Sanford (1857)Slave named Dred Scott, SC rulled thaqt enslaved African AQmericans were property, not citizens and also had no rigths ubnder the Constitution.
- 18Plessy v Ferguson (1896)A black man, who purchased a ticket to ride a ''all whites only section'' on tyhe railroad car in Louisiana, Case established ''Seperate but equal'' doctrine'
- 19Brown v Board of Education of Topeka Kansas (1954)Banned segregation in public schools.
- 20Briggs v Elliot (1954)Challoenged segregated schools in Clarendon cOUNTY,
- 21Korematsu v UnitedDuring WW2 Japanese American citizens liveling on the West Coast were moved to internment camps, Suprme Court upheld the President authority to do this, This case in an example of the President authority to do this, Ex of the Presidents power to issue abn execeutive order, checks and balances, and ju7dicial review.
- 22University of California v Bakke (1978)SC case on affirmative action, It bars use of racial quota systems in college admissions but also afirmative