In Schenck v. US (1919), The Supreme Court ruled that government may prohibit speech that creates an immediate threat of criminal action. Essentially established different standards for speech during wartime than in peacetime. Thus, establishing the ________________ doctrine.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


Ans: Clear and Present Danger

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a. humans do not deserve basic protections. b. it is an unwarranted intrusion in domestic affairs. c. liberal and constructivist theory are better than realism in determining global policies. d. the international community has never been able to agree on a legal framework.

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One theme in the study of public administration relates to the need to balance “lofty expectations” with ______.

a. needs of the citizens b. distrust of government c. historical roots of modern government d. accountability

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Which group benefited economically from the currency union between East and West Germany?

a. East German pensioners b. West German politicians c. West German bankers & investors d. West German manufacturers e. All West Germans

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