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This is an interpretation of the 1st Amendment of the US Constitution; better known as the Bill of Rights. The Bill of Rights are INDIVIDUAL rights, not the rights of your neighborhood, town, village, city, county, or state...they are personal rights of the US citizen; man, woman, or child.
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Was the Vietnam war censored?
No, journalists could show whatever they wanted, which contributed towards the outrage during the peace movements. Horrific images would sell the most papers.
What did Reformers believe about motion pictures?
a.) were a threat to mortality and should be censored.
Should you do a project on war or road accidents?
it would depend on your personal interests and the specifics of a project. War would be easier to find solid facts and images on, but road accidents would be slightly more original.
What effect did media images of the war most have on America?
Media images of the war had a significant impact on America, shaping public opinion and mobilizing support for or against military intervention. Graphic and disturbing images, such as the Vietnam War's "napalm girl" photo, contributed to growing anti-war sentiment. These images also helped fuel broader movements for peace and played a role in influencing policy decisions made by the government.
How did the government deal with newspapers magazines and movies during the war?
The government censored the press and banned certain films, thereby challenging any media influences that threatened the war effort. ---wish this answer could help you
