Question

in 1919, charles schenck was charged with violating the espionage act. the supreme court ruled that schencks actions created a \clear and present danger.\ how did the decision in this case affect the right of u.s. citizens? a. by establishing restrictions on the right to vote b. by placing limits on freedom of expression c. by protecting the rights of accused persons d. by protecting the freedoms of religious minorities

Explanation:

In the Schenck v. United States case, the Supreme - Court's "clear and present danger" ruling limited freedom of expression. When speech creates a clear and present danger, it can be restricted. This set a precedent for limiting free - speech rights in certain situations.

Answer:

B. By placing limits on freedom of expression