Question

Which of these constitutional rights was the basis for Schenck’s and Deb’s arguments?

a) the right to assemble peaceably

b) the right to hold differing views

c) the right to free speech

d) the right to a fair trial

CORRECT ANSWER: C) THE RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH



The Supreme Court upheld both convictions on the grounds that:

A) free speech can be limited to protect the country.

B) the First Amendment is invalid and unconstitutional.

C) both men were members of illegal groups.

D) both men had actively supported the enemy.

CORRECT ANSWER: A) FREE SPEECH CAN BE LIMITED TO PROTECT THE COUNTRY!! just did it:)

Answer 1

The constitutional rights that was the basis for Schenck’s and Deb’s arguments is the right to free speech. The Supreme Court upheld both convictions on the grounds that free speech can be limited.

What was Schenck's major argument?

Schenck's major argument was that any rule, such as the Espionage Act, which cover opposition to the draft by peaceful means is a violation of the First Amendment freedom of speech and press.

Therefore, the correct answers are as given above.

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