In the Johnson flag-burning case, the Supreme Court ruled that flag burning
A. is not symbolic speech.
B. cannot be prohibited even though it may be offensive.
C. is an imminent danger to public safety.
D. can be prohibited by the national government but not by the states.
E. flag burning could be banned by Congress.
Answer: B
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Indicate whether this statement is true or false.
Given that an elite political source can pick and choose the information they provide, what is a possible problem that can arise because of this?
a. It can lead the audience to distrust the elite source. b. It can lead to obvious influences on the audience if this elite source is not credible or honest. c. It can lead to the government influencing what the elite source says. d. It can lead to covert influences on the audience if this elite source is not credible or honest.
Interest groups are an important way for people to have their voices heard because of
A. the large size and diversity of our country. B. the centralizing effects of our Constitution. C. the small number of nonprofit organizations. D. the strength of our political parties. E. All of these are correct.
One of the prime reasons for Québec agreeing to join the Canadian union in the first place had to do with its fear of invasion from:
A. the United States B. Britain C. France D. Russia