<p>Hello,</p>
<p>What are the must-know court cases for the AP Government exam? I took the course last semester and I don't remember much =</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
<p>some kinda big ones
brown v. board of ed
plessy v. ferguson
mccolloch v. maryland
marbury v. madison
etc. etc. etc.</p>
<p>Mapp v. Ohio</p>
<p>Baker vs Carr
Incorporation Cases
Slaughterhouse Cases
Gideon vs Wainright
Miranda vs Arizona
Roe v Wade
the cases having to do with affirmative action</p>
<p>baker vs carr
gibbons vs odgen
dredd scott!</p>
<p>Grisward v CT is another.</p>
<p>My teachre gave us a list of 26 or so?
He predicts that one question with definitely involve a Court Case since "it has been a while"</p>
<p>I seriously have to retake this AP test, it was the easiest class/test ever! Damn CB gave me a 4.</p>
<p>uc regents v bakke (affirmative action)
griswold v connecticut (privacy)
gitlow v ny (dominance of federal govt/supremecy clause/free speech)
us v nixon (checks on presidential power)</p>
<p>"My teachre gave us a list of 26 or so?
He predicts that one question with definitely involve a Court Case since "it has been a while""</p>
<p>Even if there isn't one blatantly asking for court cases etc, using them as evidence in those "Explain..." questions is an easy way to get that second point.</p>