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Paragraph 3: The Sedition Act clearly limited freedom of speech. Some âspeechâ in the US is limited: for example, making terrorist threats or revealing military secrets are not considered âprotected speechâ under the First Amendment.
(It would not be until the 1920s, when the Supreme Court held the First Amendment protections to be incorporated through the Fourteenth Amendment, that freedom of speech guarantees would apply against the states.). Just seven years after adoption of the First Amendment, Congress passed the Sedition Act of 1798.