Question 46 In the 1919 case Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that public...

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Question 46 In the 1919 case Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that public calls for draft resistance A in wartime constitute a clear and present danger B are a constitutionally protected form of speech may be unpopular but are not dangerous D could be classified as dangerous speech only if they were successful Question 52 If the outcome of a vote does not matter to a member of Congress or her constituents, she is likely to A seek voting advice from an expert B seek voting advice from a colleague who shares her philosophical outlook Csee if she can engage in logrolling D seek voting advice from a member of her state delegation www.w MARKE Question 55 The president might be considered "fundraiser-in-chief" in his role as A) chief of party B chief of state C chief legislator chief executive Question 56 Typically, presidents have claimed. would undermine sensitive government operations-a position that's been upheld by the courts. legislative liaison B) executive privilege executive orders veto power 0 Points 0 Points on matters surrounding national security, on the grounds that public exposure Question 46 In the 1919 case Schenck v. United States, the Supreme Court ruled that public calls for draft resistance A in wartime constitute a clear and present danger B are a constitutionally protected form of speech may be unpopular but are not dangerous D could be classified as dangerous speech only if they were successful Question 52 If the outcome of a vote does not matter to a member of Congress or her constituents, she is likely to A seek voting advice from an expert B seek voting advice from a colleague who shares her philosophical outlook Csee if she can engage in logrolling D seek voting advice from a member of her state delegation www.w MARKE Question 55 The president might be considered "fundraiser-in-chief" in his role as A) chief of party B chief of state C chief legislator chief executive Question 56 Typically, presidents have claimed. would undermine sensitive government operations-a position that's been upheld by the courts. legislative liaison B) executive privilege executive orders veto power 0 Points 0 Points on matters surrounding national security, on the grounds that public exposure

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