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AP U.S. History Exam 2.51. Which of the following groups would have been most likely to oppose the Supreme Court's decision in Planned Parenthood v. Casey ?
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Sorry then here's your shmoop du jour brought to you
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by planned parenthood a guide for moms and dads who
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go by the book and here's the excerpt has been
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located on a new burden is never never win will
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likely we're renovating your abortion has been his alibi so
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you're entirely that reinforces a facial in villainy laws of
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restriction on the group they're relevant And the question which
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of the following groups would have been most likely to
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oppose the supreme court's decision in planned parenthood v casey
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and hear your potential answers left is right Yeah okay
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abortions been a hot button issue for decades dividing many
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americans across what normally would be shared ideological lines Let's
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see how planned parenthood v casey added another wrinkle to
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this arguments fabric Yeah Would the supreme court's decision in
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planned parenthood v casey have been opposed by a a
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leftist student organization Well actually leftist student organizations would have
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very much supported a woman's right Tio make a decision
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about her own body So that's a no go for
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it Could the supreme court's decision have been opposed by
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b A group focused on advancing civil liberties Well this
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court case made sure that people had safe access to
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abortions which would have been lauded by groups focused on
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advancing civil liberties with the supreme court's decision in this
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case have been opposed by sea a pro choice organization
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Well the supreme court up held a woman's right to
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an abortion Pro choice groups would have been all for
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that So if c is no longer a choice that
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means planned parenthood v casey would have been opposed by
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d a conservative anti abortion group Conservative organizations like focus
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on the family fought against the expansion of abortion rights
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so they likely would have opposed the court's decision That
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makes me the right answer Access to abortion rights remains
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a subject of thunderous debate with storks generally bearing the 00:01:57.119 --> [endTime] brunt of the storm Like careful there guy
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