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CLAS 150C1 Final Exam || Most Recent Exam Actual
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alien and sedition acs of 1798 crime to criticize the
government - Answer-president john adams and
federalists
to protect us from aliens and terrorists during scuffle with
france
crime to publish "false scandalous and malicious writing"
against the gov
25 convicted for criticizing the pres
10 newspapers
thomas jefferson and james madison fought it
civil war friction closing of papers jailing censorship -
Answer-lincol suspended habeas corpus- imprisoned
13,000 northern citizens w/o warrant
closed chicago times and 20 other newspapers
imprisoned the entire newspaper staff of the telegraph
company
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espionage act of 1917 crime to display red flag - Answer-
challenges the government (sedition)
smith act of 1940 crime to advocate overthrow of
government - Answer-still in place but unused
bradenburg v ohio (1969) - Answer-imminent danger text
intent
likelihood
imminent violence
symbolic speech - Answer-us v o'brien
1968 on draft cards
u.s. v eichman
1990
legalizing flag burning
hate speech - Answer-fighting words
not okay if threatens immediate breach of peace
words that inflict injury
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penny press in 1830 - Answer-targeting lower class
being sold for 1 cent instead of 6
changed what was in the paper
focused on crime mayhem gossip adventure not politics
could charge more for ads
what is news - Answer-its timely (new)
important (impact)
proximity (local)
interesting
conflict
what distinguishes journalism from other forms of
communication - Answer-feeds the awareness instinct
self governance
public conversation
awareness instinct - Answer-avoidance of threats and
security
to be able to adapt and learn
people want to know whats going on around them
CLAS 150C1 Final Exam || Most Recent Exam Actual
Complete Real Verified Exam Questions And Correct
Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded A+ |
Newest Exam!!!
alien and sedition acs of 1798 crime to criticize the
government - Answer-president john adams and
federalists
to protect us from aliens and terrorists during scuffle with
france
crime to publish "false scandalous and malicious writing"
against the gov
25 convicted for criticizing the pres
10 newspapers
thomas jefferson and james madison fought it
civil war friction closing of papers jailing censorship -
Answer-lincol suspended habeas corpus- imprisoned
13,000 northern citizens w/o warrant
closed chicago times and 20 other newspapers
imprisoned the entire newspaper staff of the telegraph
company
,2|Page
espionage act of 1917 crime to display red flag - Answer-
challenges the government (sedition)
smith act of 1940 crime to advocate overthrow of
government - Answer-still in place but unused
bradenburg v ohio (1969) - Answer-imminent danger text
intent
likelihood
imminent violence
symbolic speech - Answer-us v o'brien
1968 on draft cards
u.s. v eichman
1990
legalizing flag burning
hate speech - Answer-fighting words
not okay if threatens immediate breach of peace
words that inflict injury
, 3|Page
penny press in 1830 - Answer-targeting lower class
being sold for 1 cent instead of 6
changed what was in the paper
focused on crime mayhem gossip adventure not politics
could charge more for ads
what is news - Answer-its timely (new)
important (impact)
proximity (local)
interesting
conflict
what distinguishes journalism from other forms of
communication - Answer-feeds the awareness instinct
self governance
public conversation
awareness instinct - Answer-avoidance of threats and
security
to be able to adapt and learn
people want to know whats going on around them
