ap us government cram – supreme court cases
originally streamed in 2019 with Nicole JohnstonTeachercurriculum note
This video discusses Roe v. Wade as standing precedent and speculates about whether it might someday be overturned; it was in fact overturned by Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization (2022), so students should treat that portion of the content as historical context rather than current law.
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- 0:00
Introduction to Session
- 0:37
Supreme Court Cases Overview
- 1:08
Next Week's Essay Tips
- 1:38
Social Media and Importance
- 2:09
Why Study These Cases
- 2:40
Marbury v. Madison
- 8:56
McCulloch v. Maryland
- 14:37
Schenck v. United States
- 19:50
Brown v. Board of Education
- 24:58
Baker v. Carr
- 32:45
Engel v. Vitale
- 36:28
Gideon v. Wainwright
- 39:03
Tinker v. Des Moines
- 42:45
New York Times v. United States
- 47:26
Wisconsin v. Yoder
- 52:08
Roe v. Wade
- 57:50
Shaw v. Reno
- 1:00:26
United States v. Lopez
- 1:02:36
McDonald v. Chicago
- 1:06:48
Citizens United v. FEC
- 1:10:25
Session Wrap-Up
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