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__________ protect reports from being forced to reveal their sources.
 
  a. Shield laws
  b. Equal-time rules
  c. Prior restraint laws
  d. Sullivan rules

Question 2

For what purpose was the Federal Communications Commission established?
 
  a. to censor the mass media
  b. to ensure equal time for all media
  c. to implement the first amendment
  d. to allocate broadcast frequencies



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d



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