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1st Amendment - Business Law(Bailey) 5b

By gmn2380
  • Rhode Island Grants

    Rhode Island Grants
    The new chartering of the grants in Rhode Island began to grand religious freedom in the state
  • Baptists jailed in Massachusetts

    Baptists jailed in Massachusetts
    Eighteen baptists were put in prison in Massachusetts for not paying congregational church taxes
  • Thomas Jefferson's famous Virginia Ordinance

    Thomas Jefferson's famous Virginia Ordinance
    Jefferson completed a draft for religious freedom in Virginia. Later became famous.
  • "On Liberty" Essay by John Stuart Mill

    "On Liberty" Essay by John Stuart Mill
    John Stuart Mill published an essay furthering the reasoning behind freedom of speech saying that the truth comes out when you can speak about it.
  • Suspension of the News

    Suspension of the News
    General Burnside of the Union Army called for the suspension of the two newspapers being published because of disloyal comments.
  • Arresting editors

    Arresting editors
    Lincoln orders two newspapers editors to be arrested upon writing false forged presidential proclamations
  • Patterson v. Colorado

    Patterson v. Colorado
    U.S. Supreme Court determines that Patterson does not have the right to review conviction of a U.S. senator in his articles. He is then sent to subsequent punishment
  • The Sedition Acts

    The Sedition Acts
    Congress passes an act that prohibits speaking criticism of the US Government. Denying freedom of speach
  • Schenck v. U.S.

    Schenck v. U.S.
    Schenck falsely called "Fire" in a movie theater. He was prosecuted for it and sent to court. Denying freedom of speech
  • Debs v. U.S.

    Debs v. U.S.
    Eugene V. Debs made speeches arguing against World War 1. Became a Supreme Court case
  • Repeal, repeal

    Repeal, repeal
    Congress finally repeals the sedition acts giving almost complete freedom to say what you want.
  • Cantwell v. Connecticut

    Cantwell v. Connecticut
    The Supreme Court makes the free excersise clause of the First Amendment applicable in the states.