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Plessy v. Fergeson Established separate but equal Row 1, Col 1

Political parties (platforms) Reflect a broad coalition of interests 1, 2

Established enfranchisement for Native Americans Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 1, 3

14 th Amendment Changed the U. S. Constitution by defining citizenship and Established equal protection 1, 4

6 reasons for the creation of the Constitution (Preamble) 6 reasons 2, 1

Executive Branch (President) Article 2 2, 2

Articles 4, 5, 6, & 7 Relations among states Amendment procedure Supremacy of constitution Ratification 2, 3

Judicial Branch (The Supreme Court) Article 3 2, 4

The U. S. Constitution Would control evil factions(political parties) 3, 1

Established Judicial Review Marbury v. Madison 3, 2

Dred Scot decision nullified the Compromise of 1820 and 1850. 3, 3

Black codes (become Jim Crow laws after Plessy) Established to limit the new freedoms of ex-slaves 3, 4

Adversary legal system Two opposing sides present their cases to an impartial judge or jury 4, 1

The Legislative Branch (House of Reps/Senate) Article 1 4, 2

Right to vote (suffrage) enfranchisement 4, 3

Banned slavery in the United States 13 th amendment 4, 4

Equal protection of 14 th amendment Cannot treat people differently 5, 1

15 th amendment Right to vote cannot be denied because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude 5, 2

Judiciary Act of 1789 Gave Supreme Court original jurisdiction in cases of its choosing, section 13 found unconstitutional 5, 3

Procedural due process The way courts must operate due process 5, 4