Author Question: Benjamin Gitlow's case was significant because it resulted in the Supreme Court's declaring that ... (Read 101 times)

tuffie · **on:** Jul 9, 2018

Benjamin Gitlow's case was significant because it resulted in the Supreme Court's declaring that

A) all sedition laws violate the Fourteenth Amendment.
B) freedom of speech and freedom of the press were fundamental personal rights.
C) all federal sedition laws were unconstitutional.
D) antiwar protesters could only distribute leaflets.
E) protesters could no longer peacefully assemble.

Question 2

The clear-and-present danger test balanced what two ideas?

A) free expression and the right to privacy
B) right to privacy and national security
C) freedom of religion and right to privacy
D) national security and free expression
E) free expression and freedom of religion