Answer:
C: people can spread hatred as long as it is factually true.
Explanation:
You have a problem here. The first amendment prohibits saying or writing something that cause violence to erupt.
The first amendment also protects us from being the victims of libelous speech. I guess that means that hate speech is permitted as long as it is factually true. In Canada, hate speech has been made so that the Government can stop it. But it does not seem to be the same in the United States. So this one, I suppose should be in the group below.
I don't know how you choose between these two. All you can do is eliminate the two that are true and which the Federal Government cannot enforce.
1. Forcing people to belong to the same religion.
2. Burning flags
Answer:
Young Turks
Explanation:
The coalition of various reform groups was called the Young Turks. This faction was formed by the end of the 19 century, within the Committee of Union and Progress Party, as a way to put a halt on the Ottoman Empire's absolute monarchy abuse and create a series of political reforms such as the establishment of a constitutional government.
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A response to our freedom!
Answer:
Ranching in Texas dates back to the 1700s, when Spanish priests began to raise cattle at the missions. Texas ranching grew and changed as other immigrant groups arrived in the state, bringing with them their own livestock-raising techniques.
Explanation:
According to Article I of the U.S. constitution, The Legislative Branch has power to "To establish an uniform rule of Naturalization."
