In Gitlow v. New York the Supreme Court ruled that
a. Congress could not suppress radical newspapers.
b. Congress has the power to regulate radical speech in times of war.
c. the First Amendment applied to the states as well as the federal government.
d. the First Amendment is applicable only to federal laws.
e. the Sedition Act was unconstitutional.
Question 2
The fact that three-quarters of American sources in news in 2003 were current or former government officials supports the suggestion that media bias is a matter of
a. conservatism.
b. corporate influence.
c. favoritism towards the United States and its government.
d. liberalism.
e. race and ethnicity.
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