Question

drag each tile to the correct box.
put the events in the correct order.
daniel ellsberg leaked the
pentagon papers to
the new york times and
the washington post.
the new york times published
articles that revealed a pattern
of government false statements
to the american people.
the supreme court ruled that the
government had not proven their
case for \prior restraint.\
the government sued the
newspapers
to get them to stop publishing
the information.

Explanation:

This is a chronological ordering of the Pentagon Papers events. First, the papers were leaked to the newspapers. Next, the New York Times published articles based on the leaked papers. Then, the government took legal action to halt publication. Finally, the Supreme Court made its ruling on the case.

Answer:

1. Daniel Ellsberg leaked the Pentagon Papers to The New York Times and The Washington Post.
2. The New York Times published articles that revealed a pattern of government false statements to the American people.
3. The government sued the newspapers to get them to stop publishing the information.
4. The Supreme Court ruled that the government had not proven their case for "prior restraint."