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The statement below was made by Thomas Jefferson in a 1786 letter to John Jay "...our liberty, which cannot be guarded by the freedom of the press..."

How does freedom of the press guard liberty?

By allowing the news media to work freely in foreign countries
By allowing the government to gain free information from the news media
By keeping the news media from controlling political activities
By keeping the government from serving as the only information source

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