The term prior restraint refers to the government's ability to ...

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The term prior restraint refers to the government's ability to __________.
 
  a. intervene to prevent the publication of materials it finds objectionable
  b. punish the publication of material it finds objectionable
  c. review and censor material it finds objectionable
  d. demand a correction of information that was published and found objectionable
  e. pull public funding for a publication it finds objectionable

Question 2

Examine the role of third/minor parties in U.S. politics. How have third parties affected the electoral system? What limitations have kept them from achieving major-party status? Provide an assessment, from the individual voter's perspective, on
 
  the utility of voting for a third party.
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

An ideal response will:
1, Describe the various prominent third/minor parties in American history and their impact on the national debate. (the Libertarians, Tea Party, the Greens, e.g.)
2, Explain barriers that have prevented third/minor parties from becoming major parties.
3, Analyze the pros and cons of voting for a third/minor party candidate and assess whether such votes are wasted.
4, Provide a succinct summary and conclusion.

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Gracias!