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There have been many Famous Speeches in history about peace. Some of these include Sinews of Peace by Winston Churchill, The Chance for Peace by Dwight D. Eisenhower, as well as Ireland Unfree Shall Never Be at Peace by Patrick Pearse.

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In January 1918 President Wilson gave a speech to Congress in which he described?

January 8, 1918 was the date of Wilson's famous Fourteen Points Speech which outlined his plan for world peace.


Why are words that make people want to fight no protected as a free speech?

Why words that make people want to fight are not protected as free speech, is because the words are classed as inciting a breach of the peace - or are offensive.


Use seditious in a sentence?

"He was arrested after making a speech that the government considered to be seditious.""Seditious" means: "speech or behaviour directed against the peace of the state," or conduct or language inciting rebellion against the authority of a state."


What forms of expression is not protected under the first amendment?

Public speech that threaten the public peace and order. Numerous state and local laws prohibit incitement to riot and disturbing the peace. Criminal Law and Procedure John M. Scheb, 2010


Are there limitations on the right to freedom of speech?

Yes, there are limitations on the right to freedom of speech. It has never been held that the First Amendment protects all kinds of sppech. Some examples of proper limitations are: When speech creates a clear and present danger that it will create some evil which government has a right to prevent. The well-known examples here are shouting "Fire." in a crowded theater or publishing troopship movements in time of war. When speech directly results in a breach of the peace such as inciting to riot or using "fighting words." When speech constitutes libel or slander. When speech constitutes obscenity, but within a very narrow definition of obscenity. When speech is used as a criminal instrumentality, such as telling a person "Your money or your life", or making terroristic threats. When speech is used to commit fraud. When speech is used to communicate information to commit a crime, such as when several persons engage in conversation that amounts to criminal conspiracy to commit a crime or where the conversation enables several people to commit a crime. These are illustrations of some of the limitations on speech that are allowed even under the First Amendment.

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