Unable to vote or even own property, the Lowell girls nevertheless helped to set the country on a path toward protecting child labor and improving working conditions for industrial workers. The Lowell girls’ activities also provide an example of the importance of women in American History.
Answer:
Everyone has the right to freedom of expression.
Explanation:
Article 10 of the Human Rights Act: Freedom of expression
The correct answer is B) Urged Americans to oppose the military draft during World War I.
This famous incident resulted in the Supreme Court case Schenk vs. US.
In this Supreme Court case, Schenk argued that his anti-war stance should be protected under the first amendment right of freedom of speech. However, the Supreme Court ruled against Schenk. The justices stated that Schenk's speech presented a "clear and present danger" to American society, hence why it was not protected by the first amendment right to free speech.
The Cold War was a war over ideology between B) the United States and the Soviet Union. The United States was essentially a capitalist society, while the Soviet Union lived under communist rule. The Cold War was not an armed conflict, but was political and military tension which existed between the two large countries after World War II, but also existed between the Western Bloc (US's allies) and the Eastern Bloc(Soviet Union's allies).
