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Case where the Supreme Court ruled that free or enslaved Americans were not American citizens and could not sue in federal court. -
The amendment that announced that slavery will no longer exist in the United States. -
The amendment that granted citizenship to all people born in the United States. -
The amendment that prohibits the government and states from denying anyone the right to vote based on their race or color of skin. -
A case where the Supreme Court decided that segregated public places for black and white people didn't go against the 14th amendment, which made segregation legal. -
This amendment gave women the right to vote. -
Case where the Supreme Court decided that old law in the U.S. that allowed segregation based on race in schools was unconstitutional. -
This act does not allow discrimination against anyone based on their race, religion, color of skin, sex, or national origin. -
The act that outlawed any type of racial discrimination when voting. -
Case where the Supreme Court decided that when naming the administrator of an estate, gender discrimination is unconstitutional. -
This law prohibits discrimination against men and women in school. -
Case where the Supreme Court decided that a university's racial quota system was unconstitutional, but that a school using "affirmative action" to accept applicants that were minorities was constitutional in some cases. -
Law that does not allow discrimination against mentally/physically disabled people. -
Case where the Supreme Court decided that same sex marriage was constitutional.
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