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ap gov chapter 5 civil rights --> crash
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14 - ✅✅ -the ___________ amendment contained two clauses : the due
process clause and the equal protection clause

Barron v. Baltimore - ✅✅ -court case
1833
argued using the 5th amendment
• The supreme court thus established a precedent that the freedoms guaranteed
by the bill of rights did not restrict the state governments
• Supreme Court ruled unanimously ruled that the bill of rights "contains no
expression indicating an intention to apply them to the state governments. This
court cannot so apply them"

barron v. Baltimore - ✅✅ -court case
supreme court ruled that federal court could not stop the enforcement of state
laws that restricted rights from bill of rights

Bills of attainder - ✅✅ -a legislative act that provides for the punishment of a
person without a court trial

civil liberties - ✅✅ -legal and constitutional rights that protect individuals from
arbitrary acts of government
- examples: freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of press, and
guarantees of a fair trial

civil rights - ✅✅-policies designed to protect people against arbitrary or
discriminatory treatment by government officials or individuals
- Examples: laws against racial and gender discrimination

clear and present danger test - ✅✅-created a precedent that first amendment
guarantees of free speech are not absolute

engel v vitale - ✅✅-court case

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