Under what circumstances can First Amendment freedoms be limited?

A. When a majority of the American people vote to limit them

B. When a state passes laws that limit those freedoms

C. When the president limits them

D. When they conflict with the public interest

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Brooke Ho

14 November, 01:41

Under what circumstances can First Amendment freedoms be limited?

A. When a majority of the American people vote to limit them

B. When a state passes laws that limit those freedoms

C. When the president limits them

D. When they conflict with the public interest

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Rex Villanueva · Answer 1

I would say D, because presidents can't limit your rights, and neither can states. Alos, even if it's a majority, there are still some people who don't want to lose their rights.

Under what circumstances can First Amendment freedoms be limited?A. When a majority of the American people vote to limit themB. When a state passes laws that limit those freedomsC. When the president limits themD. When they conflict with the public interest

Under what circumstances can First Amendment freedoms be limited?

A. When a majority of the American people vote to limit them

B. When a state passes laws that limit those freedoms

C. When the president limits them

D. When they conflict with the public interest