AP Gov review project

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What are the facts of the McDonald v. Chicago case?

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McDonald challenged the ban on guns in Chicago, claiming it violated his second amendment rights.

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Which unit does McDonald v. Chicago fall into? Options: Unit 1 (Foundations of Democracy/ Federalism), Unit 2 (Interactions Between the Branches of Government), Unit 3 (Civil Rights and Liberties), Unit 4 (Political Ideologies & Beliefs), Unit 5 (Political Participation)

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Unit 3 (Civil Rights and Liberties)

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What are the facts of the Brown v Board of Education case?

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African American kids were denied admittance to public schools due to laws allowing segregation based on race. They argued that such segregation violated the Equal Protection Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

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Which unit does Brown v. Board of Education fall into? Options: Unit 1 (Foundations of Democracy/ Federalism), Unit 2 (Interactions Between the Branches of Government), Unit 3 (Civil Rights and Liberties), Unit 4 (Political Ideologies & Beliefs), Unit 5 (Political Participation)

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Unit 3 (Civil Rights and Liberties)

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Which unit does McCulloch v. Maryland of Education fall into? Options: Unit 1 (Foundations of Democracy/ Federalism), Unit 2 (Interactions Between the Branches of Government), Unit 3 (Civil Rights and Liberties), Unit 4 (Political Ideologies & Beliefs), Unit 5 (Political Participation)

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Unit 1 (Foundations of Democracy/ Federalism)

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What are the facts of the McCulloch v. Maryland case?

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In 1816, Congress chartered The Second Bank of the U.S. Maryland tried to tax the bank and the bank refused to pay the tax. The appeals court held that the Bank was unconstitutional because the Constitution did not say the federal government could charter a bank.