Question

10.12)
\separate but equal\ doctrine determined unconstitutional
racial segregation maintained as unconstitutional by state
overturned plessy v. ferguson case
a. plessy v. ferguson
b. brown v. board of education
c. miranda v. arizona
d. dred scott v. sandford
match the laws and court cases with the intended purposes.
10.13) voting rights act of 1965
10.14) national origins formula
10.15) chinese exclusion act
10.16) equal pay act of 1963
10.17) title ix of higher education act
10.18) equal opportunity credit act of 1974
10.19) indian citizenship act of 1924
10.20) indian civil rights act of 1968
10.21) gideon v. wainwright
10.22) immigration reform and control act of 1986
a. based immigration on percentage of each ethnic group in the united states
b. citizenship was granted to native americans
c. outlawed literacy tests and other registration prerequisites
d. extended civil rights to native americans
e. prohibited wage discrimination against women
f. prohibited immigration of a particular people group due to jealousy for a period of ten years
g. prohibited discrimination against women seeking to borrow money or charge cards
h. was intended to end discrimination against women in college sports
i. threatens employers who hire illegal residents with heavy fines; might discourage employers from hiring hispanic american citizens
j. right to representation that all americans have when facing criminal charges

Explanation:

1. For 10.12: The case overturned Plessy v. Ferguson, struck down "separate but equal", and deemed state racial segregation unconstitutional.
2. For 10.13-10.22: Matches are based on the core purpose and impact of each law or court case.

Answer:

10.12) B. Brown v. Board of Education
10.13) C. outlawed literacy tests and other registration prerequisites
10.14) A. based immigration on percentage of each ethnic group in the United States
10.15) F. prohibited immigration of a particular people group due to jealousy for a period of ten years
10.16) E. prohibited wage discrimination against women
10.17) H. was intended to end discrimination against women in college sports
10.18) G. prohibited discrimination against women seeking to borrow money or charge cards
10.19) B. citizenship was granted to Native Americans
10.20) D. extended civil rights to Native Americans
10.21) J. right to representation that all Americans have when facing criminal charges
10.22) I. threatens employers who hire illegal residents with heavy fines; might discourage employers from hiring Hispanic American citizens