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The significance of the Texas v. Johnson case is that it extended the right A. of free speech to cover flag burning B. of privacy to passengers in vehicles C. to have a lawyer during a hearing D. to vote
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The significance of the Texas v. Johnson case is that it extended the right A. of free speech to cover flag burning B. of privacy to passengers in vehicles C. to have a lawyer during a hearing D. to vote to low-income citizens

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A. of free speech to cover flag burning
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