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Clear and present danger is...
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You can say whatever you want, but if there is a clear danger or threat then it's illegal.
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Freedom of speech
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Where you can speak your mind and express yourself, besides threats.
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Right to a fair trial is linked to freedom of speech and limits to the freedom of speech because
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What you say in court is limited, and the judge can decide whether you can speak or not, an if what you say will/will not be on the record.
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Religious freedom
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When people can practice any religion without being hurt or thrown in jail.
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An example of a religious problem is
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World war II.
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TheTimes Square bomb threat was a clear and present danger because
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It posed an obvious danger to the people of New York City.
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If you said you hated school, that would not be a clear and present danger because
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It is not a threat.
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One way the African Americans did Montgomery Bus Boycott is
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Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat for a white man.
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Civil Rights Movement relates to the first amendment because
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Nowpeople have more freedom and can protest against what the government says.
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Freedom of the press is there
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So that people can't influence what you write.
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The right to petition is
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The right to appeal to the government.
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The right to assembly means
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You have the right to gather peacfuly, in a public area even. It just can't be harmful.
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If we didn't have the right to assembly, it would mean
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That you would have to ask the government any time you wanted to have a public gathering above a certain amount of people.
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