The US Supreme Court overturned state bans and made same-sex marriage legal throughout the United States in 2015 in this case

The US Supreme Court decision in 1896 of separate but equal that allowed racial segregation to take place

Choosing every Republican or every Democratic Party member on the ballot is referred to as

Separation of the races in public schools mandated by law and prevalent in the southern part of the United States up to the late 1960s

The prevailing political attitudes and beliefs within a society or region are the

Theory that voters who answered a poll were afraid to admit they would not vote for a black man because it would appear politically incorrect and racist

A person who identifies with moderate political ideologies would be found in this part of the political spectrum

A collection of popular views about something, perhaps a person, a local or national event or a new idea is known as

A top-two primary pits all candidates against each other regardless of party affiliation and is also called a

In this assignment, you will identify someone who represents you in the US Senate and gather some basic information about that person. Here are the instructions: Go to the website for the U.S. Senate (senate.gov). Under “Find Your Senators” in the top left corner, use the drop-down menu to select Texas. This will load a page listing the two U.S. senators from Texas. Choose one of them, and click into their web page. Use the page to find the following information about them. You may use additional web sources if you want. Be sure to write down the information. Educational background Profession before getting elected to the Senate (some members have extensive backgrounds) How long have they been a senator All cities in Texas where they have offices A brief description of one bill they supported Just to be clear, when you’re done, you should have one list of five items with the person’s name at the top. To submit your list, either attach a Word file or type it here as a written submission.