What ruling did the supreme court make regarding flag burning in texas v. johnson? a) it is legal to burn flags other than the us flag, but burning an american flag is not free speech because it affects public morale. b) burning any sort of flag is a form of intimidation, and thus it is not a form of protected free speech. c) laws banning the burning of the us flag are unconstitutional because flag burning is a form of free speech. d) each state must decide for itself

C) Laws banning the burning of the US flag are unconstitutional because flag burning is a form of free speech.

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The Texas v. Johnson was the Supreme Court ruling that declared that laws banning the burning of the U. S. flag are unconstitutional. The federal and state laws that protect the flag from being burned is a form of violation of the freedom of speech of the people. The flag is revered, but its representation of the land of the free also includes the freedom and ability to use or abuse it in cases of protestation.

This ruling by the U. S. Supreme Court made it legal to burn the national flag if it is in any form a protest against the very government that the flag represents. The people have the right to have their freedom expressed in any form they want, as the constitution gave them the right to do so.

for the united states of america, 1945 to 1964 was a time of high economic growth and general prosperity. it was also a time of confrontation as the capitalist united states and its allies politically opposed the soviet union and other communist countries; the cold war had begun.

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