A) The first amendment of the US Constitution guarantees the freedom of speech and freedom of the press.
B) The following are some restrictions on these rights: 1) freedom of speech is limited if the speech presents a "clear and present danger" 2) freedom of the press is limited by defamation laws. Defamation refers to when a writer ruins the reputation of an individual through their reporting. 3) Obscence speech or writings are also restricted.
C) The clear and present danger restriction is probably the most important. This restriction ensures that individuals can be punished for speaking in a manner that can cause harm to a group of individuals.
OK so basically if you went door to door you would be doing the direct democracy called Initiative.
If I'm not wrong it's electric because without electricity many advancements wouldn't have been possible like for example; trains, light, radio etc; hoped it helped!
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