1:In Griswold v. Connecticut, the US Supreme Court ruled that:

Group of answer choices

1:All people are entitled to equality of law regardless of race.

2:The Bill of Rights lists speech, religion and privacy as basic rights.

3:Government has no right to limit a person's privacy in any way.

4: None of the above is correct.

2:Which of these actions would violate the Constitutional Right to Equal Protection of Law as set forth in the 14th amendment?

Group of answer choices

1:The State of Illinois refuses to allow an African American teacher to teach classes in a predominantly Hispanic school

2:Wal-Mart Corporation, a majory retailer, refuses to allow people of Middle Eastern descent to serve as store managers.

3:The State of Texas requires people to have a Masters Degree to teach in public school. More Caucasian teachers have Master Degrees than other racial groups.

4:All of these violate 14th Amendment