When Clarence Brandenburg was convicted for advocating violence against blacks and Jews, the Supreme Court overturned his conviction by arguing that government can only restrict speech when it
A) presents a clear and present danger.
B) incites an "imminent" lawless action.
C) is against the ruling political party.
D) is against the president.
E) is against law enforcement officers.
B
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A. social insurance B. universal entitlements C. means-tested public assistance D. welfare
What has been used extensively and successfully in many states by opponents of gay marriage?
a. Ballot measures b. Legislative lobbying c. Gubernatorial vetoes d. State supreme court opinions
Council members cite ________ as the most influential group or organization that is active before the council
A. civic associations
B. taxpayer groups
C. growth-management groups
D. business interests
Countries in which multinational corporations own companies are known as ______.
a. home countries b. host countries c. expropriated states d. nationalized states