What did the court cases of Griswold v. Connecticut and Roe v. Wade have in common? Civil Rights cases states' rights cases discrimination cases reproductive rights cases

The correct answer is reproductive rights cases. Roe v Wade was a big decision made by the Supreme Court of the United States about abortion. It decided that it was a woman's decision whether to have an abortion or not and that state regulation will be tied to the third trimester of pregnancy, meaning that a woman can have an abortion until the third trimester of pregnancy. However, this legislation remains controversial. Griswold v Connecticut was a legislation that deducted it was a woman's right of privacy to decide if she wanted to have an abortion or not and to decide if she wanted to use contraception or not.