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History, 26.08.2019 17:30 luluhawkins

The supreme court decision in schenck v.
united states (1919) supported the position that
during a national emergency
(1) internal migration may be restricted
(2) civil liberties of united states citizens may be
limited
(3) congress may take control of the economy
(4) minority groups may be segregated from the
general population

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