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Civil Rights Unit Test Review

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How has the interpretation of equality for American women changed over time?

a)

Constitution has been amended to forbid unequal treatment of the sexes

b)

Women have many more civil rights than they originally did

c)

Men and women are treated equally in all aspects of American life

d)

Women have lost civil rights they once enjoyed because of prejudice

2.

Which statement about interest groups is true?

a)

Interest groups are funded by the House of Representatives.

b)

Interest groups are organized by Congress.

c)

Interest groups provide a representation of the majority.

d)

Interest groups provide public awareness about an issue.

3.

If the Supreme Court heard a case about African Americans being denied the right to vote, what would the justices use to determine if the discrimination was justified?

a)

The strict scrutiny test

b)

The rational bias test

c)

The litmus test

d)

The Lemon test

4.

Statement 1 – Immigrants should make every effort to adapt to their new country, including adopting cultural norms and traditions.

Statement 2 – Diversity in backgrounds and experience creates a society that teaches tolerance and respect.

Statement 3 – The government should establish programs that require new immigrants to pass language proficiency exams.

Statement 4 – When immigrants refuse to adopt the cultural norms of their new country, it can lead to conflict.

Which of the four statements is the strongest argument against assimilation?

a)

Statement 1

b)

Statement 2

c)

Statement 3

d)

Statement 4

5.

Which of the following is an example of an affirmative action policy?

a)

building wheelchair ramps on all public buildings

b)

requiring high schools to add female sports teams

c)

asking for voter identification at polls

d)

providing minority students with additional college scholarships

6.

Who is a lobbyist?

a)

Someone who tries to persuade public officials

b)

Someone who researches the media

c)

A type of politician

d)

A citizen who ignores public opinion

7.

This dynamic also applies to same-sex marriage. The challenged laws burden the liberty of same-sex couples, and they abridge central precepts of equality. The marriage laws at issue are in essence unequal: Same-sex couples are denied benefits afforded opposite-sex couples and are barred from exercising a fundamental right.–excerpt from Supreme Court syllabus Obergefell v. Hodges

According to the excerpt, the ruling on the case did what? SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

a)

extended and continued the protections of the Equal Protection Clause to same-sex couple

b)

applied the Fourteenth Amendment to race

c)

rendered the Elastic Clause exempt from the debate

d)

applied the Due Process Clause to situations of discrimination based on sexual orientation

e)

continued the protections of Title IX

8.

The "big three" immediate post-war civil rights legislation are the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments

a)

True

b)

False

9.

The Title IX of Education Amendments were a large piece of anti-discrimination legislation. What did this prohibit?

a)

Sex (pregnancy, orientation, identity) discrimination in any educational program

b)

Asian American discrimination in federal funded programs

c)

Transgender students receiving federal funds

10.

What was the most likely reason this poster was produced by the Federal War Manpower Commission?

a)

To convince women that they were not needed in the wartime workforce

b)

To convince men not to enlist as long as there were plenty of jobs

c)

To encourage African Americans to get better-paying jobs

d)

To discourage discrimination in the workplace during wartime