Asked by Roseanna
Since the 1970s, the Supreme Court has interpreted the Equal Protection Clause as prohibiting the government from making "_____" distinctions between people.
I honestly don't get this...Please help
I honestly don't get this...Please help
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Answered by
bobpursley
Honestly..."arbitrary" is the word I remember. Check that with your text.
Answered by
Kenzie
1.)unreasonable
2.)racial
3.)reasonable
4.)unnecessary
These are the choices...
2.)racial
3.)reasonable
4.)unnecessary
These are the choices...
Answered by
Raymond
Unreasonable
Answered by
Anonymous
The 14th Amendment contains the Constitution's clearest statement of equality: "No State shall...deny to any person within its jurisdiction equal protection of the laws." This sentence is known as the Equal Protection Clause, and it prohibits the government from discriminating on the basis of "unreasonable" classifications, such as race.
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