Question

our basic civil liberties are threatened most during periods of?
prosperity
social unrest
war
depression
question 4
the famous miranda and escobedo decisions of the supreme court related to the rights of the accused?
at the time of arrest
before the grand jury
after conviction
during the trial

Explanation:

1. During war, governments often take extraordinary measures for national security, which can lead to restrictions on civil liberties such as surveillance, curfews, and limitations on freedom of speech and movement. In prosperity, civil liberties are generally more secure. Social unrest may cause some disruptions but not as extensive as war - time measures. Depression mainly affects the economic and social - welfare aspects rather than directly threatening civil liberties on a large scale.
2. The Miranda and Escobedo decisions by the Supreme Court are related to the rights of the accused at the time of arrest. Miranda rights require police to inform suspects of their right to remain silent and have an attorney present during interrogation. Escobedo dealt with the right to counsel during police interrogation, which occurs at the time of arrest.

Answer:

1. C. war
2. A. at the time of arrest