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I’ve been talking a lot about Roe v. Wade this week, and I have presumed a lot in terms of my readers’ knowledge of that infamous Supreme Court decision. How much do you know about Roe v. Wade? This quiz is designed to tell you just that.
7 Comments
tim
I got 11 of 12 correct, mission question five concerning the number of abortions since “Roe v. Wade”.
Tragic that not more of our citizens, especially those claiming to be pro-life, know more about this decision.
Daniel Davis
i got 5 of 12. i was apparently being to generous… i am shocked at how sweeping that court decision was. i was expecting some limitations, some correctives, but there was nothing of the sort.
and i’m shocked and slightly embarrassed by the fact that all this comes from a court decision rather than the legislature of elected representatives.
“roe v. wade” – a blight upon our country…
Jim Peet
12 of 12, but I work with a Crisis Pregnancy Center (volunteer) so I had a head start.
Metro Women’s Center
Paul
10 of 12. I thought that there had been more abortions than the 40-49M figure, and I didn’t assume that Roe in its original form allowed late term abortions.
It is funny that the most religious country (cough, cough) is the one with the least restrictive abortion laws, and the one so willing to be callous with lives after the gestational period.
Matt Privett
5 of 12… I thought I had heard that Roe allowed it in the first trimester. Apparently I was wrong.
Benjamin A
5 of 12 . . . Proof again that ignorance isn’t bliss.
Chad
11 of 12 – missed the one on sex-selection