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help

Answer 1

@Arcadiouse ok this has a lot so be prepared

Answer 2

Here is the reading first

Answer 3

It's 3 people and info about them

Answer 4

ok

Answer 5

question?

Answer 6

Ill do William Duane

Answer 7

Matthew Lyon was accused and found guilty of expressing sedition with bad intent. He was sentenced to four months in jail and to pay a fine and pay court costs. The community hailed him as a hero because he ran a congress campaign from his cell and won. He got pardoned and got out.

Answer 8

Thomas Cooper was charged with having published a false and malicious libel against the president of the United States. He was found guilty and charged. He fined $400, sentenced to 6 months in prison, and at the end of that period, to find bonds for his good behavior, a thousand from himself, and two bonds in five hundred dollars each from others

Answer 9

What about the community

Answer 10

doesnt rly say huh

Answer 11

Nope, you could add that he became a president of a college though.

Answer 12

ok

Answer 13

Thats you.

Answer 14

That is an opinion based question.

Answer 15

Well for thomas it looks like at the end of it all he got what he wanted right?

Answer 16

yeah

Answer 17

Id say yes

Answer 18

Who was treated fairly?

Answer 19

all?

Answer 20

yea pretty much cuz all of their endings are good

Answer 21

ya

Answer 22

Who was not treated fairly?

Answer 23

Zlich

Answer 24

yea

Answer 25

. What about Thomas Cooper, the recent immigrant from England.
Do you think he had the same rights as the others, who were citizens? Why or why not?

Answer 26

Yes, if he immigrated from England and became a citizen

Answer 27

why tho

Answer 28

If you come to the united states and become a itizen you follow the same rules

Answer 29

As long as ur in the US you follow the US laws

Answer 30

What does the communities view of Matthew Lyons (reelected to Congress) & Thomas Cooper (College professor & College president) demonstrate about the peoples’ views of the Sedition Acts?

Answer 31

Well, depends. It shows that people are accepting of certain law breakers. Usually they don't mind them.

Answer 32

. Do you think the Sedition Acts were constitutional or unconstitutional, explain why.

Answer 33

They are constitutional because no one should be able to smear the US government. Free speech can only go so far. Hate speech and speech like that should be taken into consideration about legal or non legal.

Answer 34

Talking crap about the government is ok, but trying to block them from doing their job or attempting to smear them is a different story.,

Answer 35

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