Unit 3: Civil Liberties and Civil Rights - AP United States Government and Politics

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You’ll connect what you’ve learned about the founding principles of our government to the debates over how best to balance freedom and order.

Question Difficulty:

Question	Difficulty	Students Solved
Procedural Due Process Component	easy	9
Impact of Title IX on Women's Athletics	easy	9
Bakke Case and Affirmative Action	easy	7
Tinker v. Des Moines and Student Speech	easy	5
The Miller Test For Obscenity	easy	5
McDonald v Chicago and Second Amendment Incorporation	easy	5
Original Intent Of The Second Amendment	easy	3
Martin Luther King Jr on Nonviolent Protest	easy	4
Roper v. Simmons and the Death Penalty	easy	3
Barbara Jordan on Systemic Change and Equality	easy	2
Unenumerated Rights and the Supreme Court	easy	3
Interpreting Cruel and Unusual Punishment	easy	1
The Lemon Test for Religious Establishment	easy	2
The Doctrine Of Selective Incorporation	easy	1
Frederick Douglass on Civil Liberties and Equality	easy	2
The Separate But Equal Doctrine	easy	5
Time Place and Manner Regulations	easy	4
Gideon v. Wainwright and Right to Counsel	easy	5
Social Movements and Legislative Responses	easy	2
Fourth Amendment and Individual Privacy	easy	2

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