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Ruled that Scott and others who were related to slaves or are slaves are not considered citizens even if they live in a free area within the U.S.

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Amendment in the Constitution that prohibited slavery within the U.S.

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Granted citizenship to everyone that is born or naturalized in the U.S. It also limited state laws that abridge privileges for citizens.

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Granted voting rights to African American citizens and said that color does not determine whether or not you can have your rights.

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These were laws created in order to uphold segregation in the U.S. This was done by limiting jobs, education, and the right to vote for African Americans. This went on for over a hundred years and greatly impacted the lives of African Americans.

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This case upheld racial segregation where Plessy was still considered to be African American even though he claimed he was 7/8 white.

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Amendment that stated that the right to vote is not determined by your sex, which was written to give voting rights to women.

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Case that demonstrated that there should be no educational segregation for children because an African American child has the same potential as a white child. Brown attempted to enroll his child into a white school and got denied by the state because his child was African American.

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Central High was an all white school that was forced to end its segregation after public schools were ordered to desegregate in 1955. This school began integrating with the 9 African American students known as the little rock nine. These students were apart of taking major steps in desegregating school and receiving a fair education.

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Act that stopped segregation based on color, race, and religion. Also addressed desegregating schools and having fair behavior within the public and federally funded events.

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The idea of giving special consideration to those who were discriminated against because those people had been mistreated and it gave them a disadvantage.

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Voting act that attempted to prevent states from denying African American citizens their right to vote, which was granted in the 15th Amendment.

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This was a case that resulted in women being able to choose to have an abortion without any government interference.

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Bakke v. Regents of University of CA (1978)

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Bakke v. Regents of University of CA (1978)

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This case addressed race being criteria within the admissions process. It concluded that affirmative action was okay and making admission decisions based on race was not okay.