Roe v. Wade, EXPLAINED [NO LONGER Required Supreme Court Cases]

As of 2023, this Court case is NO LONGER a Required SCOTUS Case, but it can still show up in the MCQs, so it will be helpful to have this knowledge in your brainfolds!

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In this video Heimler walks you through yet another one of your required Supreme Court cases for the AP Government curriculum, namely, Roe v. Wade.

This decision, handed down in 1972, has generated a firestorm of controversy. The case legalized abortion on demand throughout the United States. Women's rights advocates saw this decision as a victory that put their reproductive freedom in their own hands. On the other hand, conservatives of various stripes, not least Catholic and Evangelical Christians, saw this decision as evidence of the declining morals of America.

Either way, the case was decided on the merits of a woman's right to privacy which the Court argued exists implicitly rather than explicitly in several amendments contained in the Bill of Rights.

[psur]

the fact that this case got overturned the same day the ap test was taken

[connorgibson]

Looks like the AP gov curriculum is out of date 💀💀

[hasas]

Kind of wild this gets overturned pretty much the day of the AP test

[sambraswell]

Not taking AP gov but I need this info for today’s world lol

[chrislee]

You're a freaking legend dude. In my sophmore year of college looking to become a history educator, and I love this channel

[mikeoxlong]

This is the best explanation video on YouTube.

[cabreracelina]

Wow. Thanks for explaining this the way that you did. Very helpful. It opened a lot of ideas to how I am going to write my paper.

[sarahomma]

shoutout to the friedrich painting in the back! absolute masterpiece 👨‍🍳💋

[jessicac]

The moment you said abortion I was like that’s why he had a whole disclaimer”

[marioman]

I wonder how this case being overturned will affect the AP Government curriculum, will a different court case replace this one?

[karriemabdullah]

2022 gonna be even more wild than I thought 😅😅

[CodeNameCarl]

Soooo, if it gets overturned is this still gonna be required?

[dogedog]

My grades from AP gov aren't the greatest, I haven't gotten any good scores on my mcqs, any tips for studying?

[adambrady]

Does anyone remember watching the livestream w two other teacher/creators? My students enjoyed them as well last year but I can’t find their names. Anyone please

[SurvivalWorks-jiwc]

Glad they're settled down about the argument.

[DownhillAllTheWay]

Has the attempt to overturn Roe vs Wade ever been led by a woman? Or is this all about men deciding what women can do with their bodies?

[sahibad]

Is this case still going to be on the 2023 ap gov exam??

[jeremychung]

Is the constitutional principle here the equal protection clause or due process clause?

[SurvivalWorks-jiwc]

Too much K here. That's B and D also. What else do the have in the way of opportunity?

[haileyrobins]

So question ( not in AP gov) but how does this pertain to the new Texas abortion laws?