Module 1 Crossword

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Across
  1. 2. Relationship in Burton where the government and private business mutually benefited from one another.
  2. 3. First Amendment freedom protecting expression of ideas and viewpoints
  3. 5. City that originally operated the park involved in Evans v. Newton.
  4. 10. Company that owned the town of Chickasaw in Marsh.
  5. 13. Clause prohibiting government sponsorship or improper favoritism of religion
  6. 15. Cases that gave the Privileges or Immunities Clause a very narrow interpretation
  7. 17. Fill in the blank for one of the themes for class: Finding a constitutional home for an ________ right
  8. 18. Amendment guaranteeing national citizenship, due process, and equal protection
  9. 19. Saenz v. Roe protects a fundamental right to ______.
  10. 20. Political organization that excluded Black voters from its unofficial primary.
  11. 22. The government must be significantly _____ in the challenged discrimination under Moose Lodge.
Down
  1. 1. Amendment prohibiting denial of voting rights based on race, color, or previous servitude
  2. 4. Test asking whether there is a sufficiently close connection between the government and challenged private conduct.
  3. 6. Evans looked at the total or _____ circumstances when determining state action.
  4. 7. The Constitution generally regulates government conduct rather than purely _____ conduct.
  5. 8. Government issuance of this to Moose Lodge was insufficient to establish state action.
  6. 9. Fill in the blank for one of the themes for class: What happens when two ______ come into conflict
  7. 11. Level of government restricted by the Fifth Amendment Due Process Clause
  8. 12. Post-Civil War period during which the Black Codes were enacted
  9. 14. Doctrine applying constitutional protections against the states
  10. 16. Clause requiring compensation when government takes private property for public use
  11. 21. First Amendment freedom protected by both the Establishment and Free Exercise Clauses