Question

circumstances that allow limitations on speech, press and assembly such as yelling fire in a crowded theater or publishing newspaper advocating the overthrow of government
choose an answer
threat to wartime morale
clear and present danger
separate but equal
necessary and proper
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Explanation:

The described scenarios (yelling fire in a crowded theater, advocating government overthrow) align with a legal standard that permits limiting speech when it poses an immediate, direct risk of harm. This is a well-established legal principle related to free speech restrictions.

Answer:

clear and present danger