Imagine the year 2020 and Congress has passed a law and the Supreme Court has interpreted the law as legal that would abolish the First Amendment
What would society look like, especially American newspapers, television shows, documentary movies and political discourse and dialogue.
What will be an ideal response?
ANSWER: Answers may vary: This question invites the student to imagine a society where there is no separation between church and state, where laws would be based solely on their religious content (no reproductive choice, mandatory intelligent design courses in school, mandatory prayer, flag burning would be illegal) and the media outlets would be forced to report contrived, pre-packaged "news" stories because no freedom of speech would be allowed.
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a. True b. False
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a. Confirmation bias b. A comprehensive conclusion c. The wrong way to write d. An ethical obligation
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a. conflict of interest b. bargain down c. post bail d. flee the county
Homeland security also involves _______, that is, citizens engaged in homeland security
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word