Question

question 8 of 10
under what circumstances can first amendment freedoms be limited?
a. when a majority of the american people vote to limit them
b. when the president limits them
c. when they conflict with the public interest
d. when a state passes laws that limit those freedoms

Explanation:

The First - Amendment freedoms in the United States can be limited when they conflict with the public interest. For example, speech that incites violence or poses a clear and present danger is not protected. These freedoms are not simply limited by a majority vote, presidential action, or state - level laws alone in an unrestricted way. There must be a legitimate reason related to public welfare, safety, or other important public interests.

Answer:

C. When they conflict with the public interest