Civil Rights

Which of the following does NOT define civil rights?

• legal rights

• political rights

• rights enjoyed by citizens

• poll tax

Which of the following is not an example of legal rights?

• voting

• jury of your peers

• right to a lawyer

• innocent until proven guilty

Which of the following is an example of political rights?

• voting

• jury trial

• litigation

• poll tax

What is litigation?

• the process of taking legal actions in courts

• the act of persuading legislators to vote for legislation to influence public opinion

• civil disobedience

• poll tax

What is lobbying?

• the process of taking legal actions in courts

• the act of persuading legislators to vote for legislation to influence public opinion

• civil disobedience

• poll tax

What is civil disobedience?

• breaking the law or rules without aggression

• the act of persuading legislators to vote for legislation to influence public opinion

• outlawed slavery

• laws intended to enforce legal segregation

What are Jim Crow laws?

• breaking the law or rules without aggression

• the act of persuading legislators to vote for legislation to influence public opinion

• outlawed slavery

• laws intended to enforce legal segregation

What did the 13th amendment do?

• outlawed slavery

• all people born in America are citizens and are entitled to the due process of the law

• gave African Americans suffrage

• legalized separate but equal policy

What did the 14th amendment do?

• outlawed slavery

• all people born in America are citizens and are entitled to the due process of the law

• gave African Americans suffrage

• legalized separate but equal policy

What did the 15th amendment do?

• outlawed slavery

• all people born in America are citizens and are entitled to the due process of the law

• gave African Americans suffrage

• legalized separate but equal policy