Why did some people oppose Seward’s proposal to purchase Alaska? A. All Americans believed that the US was large enough and there was no need for expansion.
B. Alaska had already been explored and was found to lack resources to support the economy.
C. The country was already in debt, and Alaska’s climate and terrain were viewed as too cold.
D. The belief in Manifest Destiny kept many Americans satisfied in their own local area.

"it is one thing to say that the police cannot be used as an instrument for the suppression of unpopular views, and another to say that, when as here the speaker passes the bounds of argument and undertakes incitement to riot, they are powerless to prevent a breach of peace." --chief justice fred m. vinson, 1951 chief justice fred m. vinson's writings in feiner v. new york conclude that freedom of speech must be protected at all costs, including a breach of the peace. select the best answer from the choices provided ot of next submit mark this and return