Question

1. in whitney v. california (1927), the case emphasized:

a. freedom of speech is vital, even for unpopular opinions
b. states can silence all protests
c. the president may override speech rights
d. only judges decide speech limits

1. who was the constitution made for, according to oliver wendell holmes?

a. kings
b. people who agree
c. people with differing views
d. only veterans

Explanation:

1. In Whitney v. California (1927), while the case was about a criminal - syndicalism conviction, Justice Brandeis' concurring opinion emphasized the importance of freedom of speech, even for unpopular opinions.
2. Oliver Wendell Holmes believed the Constitution was made for people with differing views, as it should accommodate a wide range of perspectives in a democratic society.

Answer:

1. a. Freedom of speech is vital, even for unpopular opinions
2. c. People with differing views