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Civil Rights Advancements in the 1800s

Explore how freed slaves gained civil rights in the 1800s, including the impact of establishment clause, Civil War amendments, Brown v. Board of Education, and Gitlow v. New York. Learn about key amendments and their significance in shaping American democracy.

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Civil Rights Advancements in the 1800s

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  1. 10-29-14 P. 134 • 1. Which of the following freed slaves and helped guarantee their civil rights during the 1800s? • -establishment clause • -Civil War amendments • -Brown v. Board of education • -Gitlow v. New York

  2. Ch. 4 Section 2 Review questions • 1. A formal charge is an? • 2. Sum of money used as a security deposit? • 3. What amendment prevents Congress and the President from becoming too strong? P. 128

  3. Guided Reading 4-3 P. 133 • 1. Explaining Why are the 13, 14, and 15, Amendments called the “Civil War amendments”? • 2. What did the Thirteenth Amendment achieve? • 3. What was the intent of the Fourteenth Amendment?

  4. 4. To which group of people did the Fifteenth Amendment grant suffrage? • 5. How did the Seventeenth Amendment change the election process? • 6. Which amendment granted women suffrage?

  5. 7. Why was the Twenty-third Amendment passed? • 8. What became illegal as a result of the Twenty-Fourth Amendment? • 9. Why was the Twenty-sixth Amendment passed?

  6. Pick One • Which extended amendment do you think was and is most important? Why?

  7. Book’s website • Study Central • Ch. 4 • Section 1,2,3

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