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Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs. Match each landmark Supreme Court case to its outcome. New York Times v. United States Texas V. Johngen McDonald v. City of Chicago Schenck v. United
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Drag the tiles to the boxes to form correct pairs.

Match each landmark Supreme Court case to its outcome.

New York Times v. United States

Texas V. Johngen

McDonald v. City of Chicago

Schenck v. United States
Engel v Vitale

stated that the right to bear arms must be upheld by state/local
governments

found that freedom of speech can be restricted if it endangers
society

protected symbolic speech, even if considered offensive

upheld the right to a free press

banned school-sponsored prayer in public schools

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Texas v Johnson deals with symbolic speech, McDonald v Chicago deals with right to bear arms, Eagle v. Vitale deals with public prayer, Schenck v US deals with freedom of speech, NY Times v US deals with free press.
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