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9 Andrew Jackson tried to outlaw abolitionist literature. Which Constitutional right would that have violated? A. Freedom of assembly B. The guarantee of due process С. Freedom of the press D. The right
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Andrew Jackson tried to outlaw abolitionist literature. Which Constitutional right would that have violated?

A. Freedom of assembly

B. The guarantee of due process

С. Freedom of the press

D. The right to privacy

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freedom of speech

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User Festus Tamakloe
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C

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It is not letting a whole genre of literature be published

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