The 1968 Supreme Court case U.S. v. O'Brien held that burning a symbol of this policy is not constitutionally protected speech.
The 1968 Supreme Court case U.S. v. O'Brien held that burning a symbol of this policy is not constitutionally protected speech. In the 1860s, one could become exempt from this policy by paying three hundred dollars. That was one factor leading to an 1863 riot in New York against its use. For 10 points, identify this program which went dormant in 1973 and, were it to return, would use data from the Selective Service system.
The 1968 Supreme Court case U.S. v. O'Brien held that burning a symbol of this policy is not constitutionally protected speech.
the U.S. military {draft} [or {conscription} or other synonyms or word forms]