A century later, protestors against this program would burn cards handed out to young adult men by the federal government.
In the Confederate States of America, this practice was modified by the "twenty-negro law". In Cohen v. California, an obscene message about this practice was protected by the First Amendment. General John Wool put down one demonstration against this practice, in which Irish laborers killed at least a dozen black men in a New York riot during the Civil War. A century later, protestors against this program would burn cards handed out to young adult men by the federal government. For 10 points, name this means, ended in 1973, by which the US obtained enough troops for the Civil War and the Vietnam War.
In the Confederate States of America, this practice was modified by the "twenty-negro law".
the draft [or conscription of soldiers; prompt “Selective Service”; accept appropriate word forms] &lt;MJ&gt;