Hyperlinks for WWI Project

Library of Congress - gave insight on the Espionage Act and its relation with Colonel Roosevelt and Mr. Hearth, a postmaster (primary source) (The Washington Times, May 20, 1918)
EBSCOHost - Used information to get results from the court case and see what the Justice, Mr. Holmes delievered to the court (primary source) (AVL, Supreme Court of United States, Nos. 437, 438)
The Supreme Court and Individual Rights (Book) - used information from a short section in the book in order to get information regarding why the government did what they did and what was the basis for finding it against "freedom of speech" to up rise against the war (David Savage, 2004)
Anchorage School District - got information on arguments made on either side about what was constitutional and what was not
Northwestern - gave information about the Socialist party and what they wanted the nation to do in the respect of WWI. Gave insight to what rights that people had and what their roles were. It gave more information on Schenck . (Oct 28, 1997, Jean Goodwin)
Huntingdon - brief power-point made by a professor at the university that includes many facts and circumstances about the case