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Match each landmark Supreme Court case with the correct ruling
Marbury v. Madison
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Miranda v Arizona
Segregation is constitutional.
An accused person's Fifth Amendment rights must be protected.
Segregation is unconstitutional.
The US government must function within the rule of law as established in
the Constitution

Match Each Landmark Supreme Court Case With The Correct Ruling Marbury V Madison Plessy V Ferguson Brown V Board Of Education Miranda V Arizona Segregation Is C class=

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Answer: Miranda vs. Arizona - 5th amendment

Brown vs. Board of Education - Segregation was unconstitutional.

Marbury vs. Madison - U.S. Government must function...

Plessy vs. Ferguson - Segregation is constitutional.

Explanation: Here are some videos further explaining the cases!

Miranda vs. Arizona - https://youtu.be/FJ7ooBJ_DEU

Brown vs. Board of Education - https://youtu.be/4F4edxloXCc

Marbury vs. Madison - https://youtu.be/GLTCf1NMAj4

Plessy vs. Ferguson - https://youtu.be/vsDTqtyiNZk

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