In Deciding the Precedent-Setting Corporate Political Speech Case First National

question 8

Multiple Choice

In deciding the precedent-setting corporate political speech case First National Bank of Boston v. Bellotti, the Supreme Court ruled which one of the following?

• A)That corporations are too powerful to be allowed to participate in politics
• B)That the voice of corporations has been overwhelming in politics
• C)That "political speech" is protected, regardless of who is speaking
• D)That the First Amendment applies only to individuals, not to corporations
• E)That corporations undermine citizens' confidence in government

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