The Conflict Between the Constitution's Competing Goals of Protecting Freedom

question 52

Multiple Choice

The conflict between the Constitution's competing goals of protecting freedom and ensuring order is most evident in which of the following?

• A) Alien and Sedition Acts
• B) habeas corpus
• C) Griswold v. Connecticut
• D) double jeopardy
• E) total incorporation

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Definitions:

Racial Segregation

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National Debt

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Wartime Economy

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Wartime Revenue Acts

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