Driving much of the politics and tensions in the middle of the 19th century was the issue of ______.

What is the "bad tendency" doctrine?

a) We can presume that someone who has violated the First Amendment before will be inclined to violate it again. b) Words that are likely to lead to the breaking of the law can be prohibited. c) Judging someone by their words, not their actions, is unjustified. d) The government may ban character assassination.

Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)

The majority of Congressional representatives engaged in state or local politics, were business people, or practiced law before being elected to Congress.