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Which of the following correctly explains how the Supreme Court's decisions in Texas v. Johnson and United States v. Eichmann contributed to the right of freedom of speech?(1 point)
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Both decisions involved selective incorporation requiring states to protect freedom of speech.
Both decisions involved selective incorporation requiring states to protect freedom of speech.
Both decisions protected the symbolic speech of burning a U.S. flag in protest.
Both decisions protected the symbolic speech of burning a U.S. flag in protest.
Both decisions protected participants in the civil rights movement from being punished for their civil disobedience.
Both decisions protected participants in the civil rights movement from being punished for their civil disobedience.
Both cases ruled that flag burning could be outlawed in places it was considered offensive.
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Both decisions protected the symbolic speech of burning a U.S. flag in protest.
Explanation: Texas v. Johnson (1989) held that flag burning is expressive conduct protected by the First Amendment, and United States v. Eichmann (1990) struck down the federal Flag Protection Act for the same reason.
Explanation: Texas v. Johnson (1989) held that flag burning is expressive conduct protected by the First Amendment, and United States v. Eichmann (1990) struck down the federal Flag Protection Act for the same reason.
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