The court ruled to remove protection from dangerous
speeches. Charles Schenck was an
anti-war activist who spoke out against the war and was arrested for espionage. It is believe that he was threatening the war
effort with his speeches and was charged as a result.
Answer:
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Explanation:
It is important for people to have their voices heard. A lot of people think "oh, my one vote won't matter", but because of the Electoral College, it does.
In the previous election (last year), more people didn't vote, than all the votes for Hillary Clinton and president Trump combined. Had the thousands of people that did not vote actually voted, we may have had a different outcome for this election.
Voting is a privilege. We should use it to try and get the best leaders for our country that we can.
Answer:
Governments are obligated, then, only to protect your right to pursue happiness. Simply being unhappy is not a justification for governments using coercion to transfer the fruits of other people’s labors to you.
On the other hand, the tasks governments are constitutionally authorized to do for us — ensure public safety, administer courts, and finance public goods that cannot otherwise be delivered by voluntary means — are obviously related to our happiness. We pay taxes, comply with the law, and otherwise give up some of our personal liberty in order to receive valuable public services. If we don’t get them, or their value is far less than the cost, that understandably makes us unhappy. As government failures increase, that unhappiness turns to anger.
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Answer:
B - Between 1810 and 1830, the population of New Orleans more than doubled.
Explanation:
In 1810, the population of New Orleans was 17,242. By 1830, the population was 46,082.
17,242 doubled is 34,484. This is less than 46,082, the population of 1830. This means that by 1830, the population of New Orleans was more than doubled.
I hope that helped and have a lovely rest of your day!
