Across
- 3. making statements that suggests your own guilt
- 5. outlawed discriminatory voting practices
- 9. integration of schools
- 11. a sum that people are entitled to
- 12. equal protection of laws to all people
- 15. bill of rights to state power
- 16. everyone can vote regardless of gender
- 18. published false statement
- 19. protects americans to practice religion freely
- 20. grants citizenship
- 23. first 10 amendments
- 24. illegal evidence cannot be used in court
- 27. government censorship
- 30. abolished voting discrimination
- 33. abolished poll taxes
- 35. legal equality for all american citizens
- 38. prevents discrimination against those with disabilities
- 39. protects fundemental rights
Down
- 1. abolished discrimination based on race, religion, or gender
- 2. punishments that are inhumane
- 4. policies and practices designed to help get equal opportunities
- 6. unwelcome behavior in a sexual way
- 7. principle that jobs that are similar levels in skill should get equal pay
- 8. defendant plead not guilty and they could get concessions
- 10. court case about balance between free speech rights and state power to restrict revolutionary speech
- 13. protection from government
- 14. no state may deprive any person of life, liberty or property
- 17. material that is sexually explicit
- 20. abolished slavery
- 21. authorized forced removal of japanese people in ww2
- 22. "separate but equal"
- 25. scott wanted to be declared free
- 26. stops government from creating a national religion
- 28. affirmed women's right to equal treatment
- 29. free from unwanted attention
- 31. communication that proposes a commercial transaction
- 32. fee people had to pay to vote
- 34. nonverbal action that convey a message
- 36. protection from discrimination
- 37. the right to vote