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asambeis [7]
3 years ago
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If the free speech aspect of the First Amendment were up for ratification today,do you think it would pass in the same form as i

t did in the 1790's? Explain?
Write 8-12 sentences.
Law
1 answer:
Sveta_85 [38]3 years ago
8 0

Hi again!

The amendment of free speech is very important to everyone today. Free speech gives everyone a say in society, and etc.. In the 1790's, free speech was passed because a lot of people felt unfair that they could not protest/rally/speech about unfair issues. When it passed in the 1790's, people had felt a bit of fairness and "proudness" because they now had a say in something. In today's world, the first amendment would most probably pass today. If the same problem of unfairness from the 1790's was occurring, this law most probably would be passed. Without freedom of speech, a lot of things from today would be missing. For example, the ability to vote or speak freely on an opinion of an individual. Without free speech, there might also be no media, and it is also a possibility that people would not be able to vote.

Make sure you reword this, and add some of your own detail, otherwise it might/will be considered plagiarism :) have a wonderful day/night :)

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