Summer Assignment 2019 By: Nikki Garcia  Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Roe vs. Wade and Citizens United vs. FEC are three cases that are essential SCOTUS major cases that made an impact on American history.  Although these cases are in the past, the issues that sparked them are still relevant today. Brown vs. the Board of Education sought to settle the dispute over segregation in schools, but schooling in the U.S. is still not equal for all races. We already have seen in states such as Ohio, Georgia, and Missouri, where they have passed the Heartbeat Bill. These three cases are energetic illustrations of how Supreme Court opinions can have long term effects on the lives of Americans, well into future generations.  Roe V. Wade (410 US 113 (1973)) was during the time of 1969, a woman named Norma McCorvey, a Texas woman in her early 20s, sought to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. McCorvey had a hard childhood; she also had given birth twice already...