In 1968, she defeated the former leader of the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) to become the first African American woman to serve in the US Congress. Name her.

She published her first autobiography, Unbought and Unbossed in 1970. Her second autobiography, The Good Fight published in 1973, described her 1972 campaign for the Democratic Party presidential nomination-----during which she received little support from white women's organization or Black men. Name her.

TRUE or FALSE---In Cambodia in 1969-1970, the United States dropped more bombs than in had on all of Asia in World War II.

TRUE or FALSE May 1970 American university campus protests against the Vietnam War, at Ohio's Kent State University and Mississippi's Jackson State University, led to the killing of 6 college students.

The Democratic Party candidate for President in 1968 was...

Which of the following policies did President Richard M. Nixon pursue once elected?

In 1969 lead by community support off-campus, and meaningful activism by the Black Student Union on-campus, this university became the first in America with a Black Studies department. Name the university.

Before he would "float like a butterfly and sting like a bee" as Muhammad Ali, this fighter won 1960 Olympic Gold in Rome with the US boxing team under another name. What was his name?

TRUE or FALSE--In the mid-1960s, Black Americans made up 50 percent of the US armed forces.

Urban riots in the late 1960s undercut social and political support for President Johnson's federal program to attack poverty and the problems faced by poor Americans. What name was President Johnson's program known by

TRUE or FALSE---According to the text, the cornerstone of President Johnson's War of Poverty was the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964

It was raining and it had been all the day. Fact, it had been raining for some weeks, a steady, big drop kind of rain that had roads all slopped up outside and ceilings all swollen up and leaking inside." Who is credited with these words in Mississippi Bridge

What was the name of the river that was crossed in the story, Mississippi Bridge?

Although Miz Hattie was invited to try on the fine hat in Pa's store, who wanted to try it on, but was denied the opportunity?

Which one of the following characters WAS NOT a member of the Logan family?

Who was waiting for the Logan children to deliver milk?

Dramatically describing unsuccessful attempts to revive George Floyd in the ambulance, who said yesterday in the trial associated with the Floyd, "He's a human being, and I was trying to give him a second chance at life.' Name this witness.

Who is currently on trial in Minneapolis for the murder of George Floyd?

From the list below, select any/any items that the Minneapolis Police Department includes in its standards and practices of professional policing.

TRUE or FALSE: The Constitution contains two due process clauses: the 5th Amendment and the 14th Amendment. According to the text it is impossible to define the two due process guarantees in exact and complete terms

According to the text, The Supreme Court has consistently and purposefully relied on finding the meaning of due process on a case-by-case basis.

The SCOTUS first described the case-by-case approach of defining due process in 1878 as "the gradual process of inclusion and exclusion, as the case presented for decision shall require." What was the name 1878 SCOTUS that provides this description?

This form of due process has to do with the HOW (the procedures, the methods) of governmental action.

This form of due process involves the WHAT (the substance, the policies) of governmental action.

Which SCOTUS case did the textbook use as an example of procedural due process?

Which SCOTUS case did the textbook use as an example of substantive due process?

NAME the power of the government to take private property for public use.

According to the text, what prevented Joseph and Barbara Jones from buying property in a Missouri neighborhood.