The answer is An Explorer
He was <span>found guilty of spreading "new & dangerous opinions"</span>
Because it lasted 3 months 2 weeks and 4 days or 4 months pretty long.
Hello Red333! Highschool law student here to help!
The correct answer would be 'students' right to free speech in public schools'. In the case of Tinker v. Des Moines, essentially the Supreme court established that while students have the right to the first amendment, there are limitations/exceptions. The courts also founded a landmark precedent called the Tinker test.
off of this it means women weren't happy with what they had in life they wanted some more...
