A hotel open to interstate travelers refuses a room because of a guest's national origin. How is the claim best classified?

A city bans a peaceful rally because officials dislike the message on the signs. How is the claim best classified?

A qualified applicant is rejected by a private employer because of her religion. How is the claim best classified?

Police search a protester's backpack without a warrant or recognized exception, and the protester sues. How is the claim best classified?

A county applies a literacy test only to Black voter-registration applicants. How is the claim best classified?

A university receiving federal funds gives far fewer athletic opportunities to female students than to male students. What federal law is the best fit?

A restaurant open to the public refuses to serve customers because of race. Which provision of the 1964 Civil Rights Act addresses that setting?

A private company with 40 employees refuses to hire Sikh applicants because of their religion. What federal law is the best fit?

State election officials use a voting procedure that dilutes minority voters' equal opportunity to elect candidates. What federal law is the best fit?

A landlord refuses to rent an apartment to a family because they have young children. What federal law is the best fit?

A federally funded health program excludes an otherwise qualified patient solely because of disability. What federal law is the best fit?

A job advertisement says applicants age 40 or older will not be considered. What federal law is the best fit?

NAACP-backed school cases challenged de jure segregation in public schools. What did Brown v. Board of Education produce?

Black residents of Montgomery boycotted city buses for more than a year after Rosa Parks's arrest. How did the protest end?

In 1960, Black college students began sit-ins at a Woolworth store in Greensboro, North Carolina. What outcome did that campaign help produce?

Freedom Riders challenged segregation on interstate buses and in bus terminals in 1961. What federal outcome followed?

The 1965 Selma marches protested barriers to Black voting in Alabama. Which law did the campaign help pass that same year?

Disability-rights activists held 1977 sit-ins demanding enforcement of Section 504. What immediate federal outcome followed?

In Heart of Atlanta Motel v. United States (1964), a motel challenged Title II of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Which congressional power did the Supreme Court rely on to uphold the law?

A city program receiving federal grants denies services to residents because of national origin. Which provision governs the complaint?

A private employer with 25 workers refuses to hire a qualified applicant because she uses a wheelchair. Which provision governs the complaint?

A landlord refuses a reasonable accommodation needed for a tenant with a disability to use her apartment. Which law governs the complaint?

A privately owned movie theater open to the public refuses to admit a patron because she uses a service animal. Which provision governs?

A high school receiving federal funds bars girls from an advanced robotics team because of sex. Which provision governs the complaint?

Before Shelby County v. Holder (2013), certain states and counties with a history of voting discrimination had to get federal approval before changing any election law. Which provision imposed that requirement?