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The government felt that Charles Schenck’s membership in the socialist party made him take political stands.
Who was Charles Schenck?
Charles Schenck was a Socialist Party leader who believed that the war benefited the rich at the expense of the poor men sent to fight. He challenged the framework and said it violated the Constitution.
Schenck was sentenced to six months in prison. Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.
Schenck was arrested and the Supreme Court upheld his sentence.
Thus, Charles Schenck was a high-ranking member of the Socialist Party, the government felt that his membership in the socialist party made him take political stands.
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Two ways in which these assemblies compared with the British House of Commons were:
- They were elected by the people.
- They usually included wealthy people.
<h3>Colonial Assemblies in the American Colonies </h3>
- Were established to bring a measure of self-governance to the people.
- Were full of wealthy land owners or the more well off in society.
This was the same with the House of Commons of the British Parliament as the Commons were also voted into power by the people and usually involved the well off in society.
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People were not allowed to worship what ever they wanted. In massachusets bay colony If you were not a puritan you were not allowed to live in That particular colony.
The reasons why the indigenous people would be upset by the building of the road was that
- It destroyed the wildlife that was in the area. For example the Bison was killed.
- It disrupted the trade that used to take place among the natives in the plains.
- They also feared that their tribal lands would be lost forever.
<h3>What was the benefit of the Transcontinental Railroad?</h3>
It made commerce to be easier among the people of the new nation. The rail road also helped to facilitate international trade for the US.
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