5 Written Questions

1. a problem or situation exists where the values of a community are being tested
2. this case involved a woman who could not get an abortion because of Texas laws. she said that she had the right to terminate a pregnancy, and the supreme court voted for her
3. this was the most important and controversial eminent domain case in u.s. history. the supreme court voted for the city
4. this case involved a professional golfer who was denied the use of a golf cart; the golfer won
5. the government's response to a public problem

5 Matching Questions

1. korematsu v. united states
2. gideon v. wainwright
3. boy scouts of america v. dale
4. issue
5. private problem

1. a this dealt with an openly gay boy was thrown out of a nonprofit group, however since the group didn't accept government money, they didn't have to follow the state's rules, so the court ruled against the boy
2. b this case involved a japanese american pretending to be mexican american to avoid being interned. he lost in the supreme court.
3. c a situation where your own values are being tested due to a situation
4. d this case was when a man had to defend himself because he couldn't afford a lawyer and the state wouldn't give him one. the court voted for him, and since then, lawyers are given to people who can't afford them
5. e a point of conflict or a matter to be debated

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. this case occurred when a leader of the socialist party in America sent letters to american men, telling them to avoid the world war I draft. he lost in supreme court because his doings went against the espionage act of 1917
   1. schenk v. united states
   2. citizens united v. fec
   3. korematsu v. united states
   4. tinker v. des moines
2. this gives the government the power to take your property, even if you don't want to sell it.
   1. private problem
   2. eminent domain
   3. PGA v. martin
   4. mapp v. ohio
3. this involved a man kidnapping, raping, and robbing a woman. he didn't know his rights, so he admitted to being guilty. he sued the state, but lost. in supreme court he won, though
   1. PGA v. martin
   2. mapp v. ohio
   3. eminent domain
   4. miranda v. arizona
4. this involved the police forcing their way into a woman's home without a search warrant. they found illegal pornographic materials. the woman won in supreme court because illegally found evidence should not be tried at the state and national level
   1. roe v. wade
   2. mapp v. ohio
   3. PGA v. martin
   4. brown v. boe
5. this occurred when a student was smoking with a friend in a bathroom. there was a pipe, marijuana, and lists of students that owed her money were found in her purse. she lost in the supreme court
   1. new jersey v. tlo
   2. mapp v. ohio
   3. roe v. wade
   4. brown v. boe

5 True/False Questions

1. wickard v. filburn → a gun ban was created due to a rising number of policemen being killed, but it went against the 2nd amendment. the court ruled in favor of the man who opposed the gun ban.

   True        False

2. wesberry v. sanders → this case involved an issue with district reapportionment lines being unfair. a man sued the governor because he said that he had violated the 14th amendment. he won in supreme court.

   True        False

3. texas v. johnston → this case involved a professional golfer who was denied the use of a golf cart; the golfer won

   True        False

4. university of california v. bakke → this case involved a white student who didn't get into college even though black students with lower scores were getting in; the man won

   True        False

5. citizens united v. fec → this case occurred when a leader of the socialist party in America sent letters to american men, telling them to avoid the world war I draft. he lost in supreme court because his doings went against the espionage act of 1917

   True        False