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#First-Amendment

Events indexed under #First-Amendment — 111 entries in the record.

111 events From May 26, 1836 To Aug 25, 2026 Open in filter view →
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DateEventLanesStatus
1952-01-01Hollywood Blacklist Reaches Peak with Over 300 Industry Professionals Banned 3 src
House Un-American Activities Committee · American Legion · Federal Bureau of Investigation · J. Edgar Hoover
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1951-06-04Dennis v. United States Supreme Court Upholds Smith Act Convictions, Criminalizes Political Advocacy 3 src
Fred Vinson · U.S. Supreme Court · Communist Party USA · Department of Justice
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1951-04-01Hollywood Ten Released from Prison but Remain Blacklisted, Industry Persecution Continues 3 src
House Un-American Activities Committee
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1950-09-23McCarran Internal Security Act Passes Over Truman Veto, Requires Communist Registration 3 src
Harry Truman · U.S. Congress · House Un-American Activities Committee · Department of Justice · +2
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1947-11-25Waldorf Statement Launches Hollywood Blacklist, Studio Executives Pledge to Fire Hollywood Ten 3 src
Paramount Pictures
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1947-10-20HUAC Hollywood Hearings Begin, Studio Executives Cooperate as "Friendly Witnesses" 6 src
House Un-American Activities Committee · Ronald Reagan
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1940-06-28Smith Act Criminalizes Advocacy of Government Overthrow, Enables Political Persecution 3 src
U.S. Congress · Department of Justice · Franklin D. Roosevelt
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1925-06-08Supreme Court Upholds Criminal Anarchy Conviction While Expanding Due Process 3 src
U.S. Supreme Court
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1919-11-10Abrams v. United States: Holmes Dissents, Articulates 'Marketplace of Ideas' Free Speech Theory 3 src
Supreme Court of the United States · Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr. · Louis Brandeis
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1918-05-16Sedition Act of 1918 Expands Espionage Act to Criminalize Anti-Government Speech 4 src
U.S. Congress · Woodrow Wilson
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1836-05-26House Gag Rule Suppresses Antislavery Petitions, Demonstrating Slave Power's Congressional Capture 5 src
John Quincy Adams · U.S. House of Representatives
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