What was the significance of the Sacco-Vanzetti trial?

It established capital punishment.

It established important legal principles.

The crime was unusual in its brutality.

It symbolized Red Scare fears.

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What was the significance of the Sacco-Vanzetti trial?

 It established capital punishment.

 It established important legal principles.

 The crime was unusual in its brutality.

 It symbolized Red Scare fears.

falco276 · Answer

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falco276 · Answer

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fools101 · Answer

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20101227143219AAJ15UN See if this helps! =)

falco276 · Answer

Im guessing its A.
Am I right?

fools101 · Answer

A. I'm pertty sure it is:
Made the public far more suspicious of the concept of italian anarchists. Sacco and Vanzetti were labelled as anarchists and found guilty of murder- as a result public opinion was turned against them and many other italians. Even the judge who tried their case referred to them with contempt as "italian anarchists."

falco276 · Answer

I knew it, because that choice (A) was the most related to the long article that was given.
:D

fools101 · Answer

=)!

falco276 · Answer

Thanks! :D

fools101 · Answer

your welcome! ^_^ glad to help!

falco276 · Answer

Thanks!

anonymous · Answer

A is wrong ..but ok

anonymous · Answer

If you want the right answer It's ( D ) 
I took this test and d is right

fools101 · Answer

thats why i said  I Think**