If the U. S. Supreme Court overturns the ruling of Roe vs. Wade before the end of the court session, that act in essence returns the decision to regulate abortion laws to each _____.

To put Roe vs. Wade in context, in 1970, Jane Roe was an unmarried 22-year old woman who found out she was pregnant in Dallas, Texas. Having had a previous child out of wedlock, and giving up that child for adoption, she wanted to terminate her new pregnancy feeling all alone and realizing that no one would _____ a pregnant unmarried woman.

Jane Roe was the fictional name given for _____ _____(Last Name, First Name), the plaintiff in the landmark case Roe vs. Wade, to protect her identity. The plaintiff took federal action against _____, _____(Last Name, First Name), who was the Dallas County District Attorney in Texas, at that time.

The Women's Rights case of Roe vs. Wade was ruled on almost 50 years ago, on which day? The ruling was held, __(2 Digit Day) _____(Month's Name) ____(4 Digit Year).

The current draft opinion of the U. S. Supreme Court states that a woman's right to an abortion was decided erroneously because the right to abort a fetus is not a(n) _____ right in the U. S. Constitution.

Supporters of Abortion Rights are concerned that the U. S. Supreme Court overturning precedent established in Roe vs. Wade can lead to the demise of other fundamental rights to privacy enjoyed by Americans today, and the due process clause outlined in the ___ ______ of the U. S. Constitution.

The Conservative Majority on the Supreme Court now, was created when _____ appointed: Justice Gorsuch, Neil; Justice Kavanaugh, Brett; and Justice Barrett, Amy Coney to the bench.