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Screening an American Revolution movie? correct answers This movie is not yet rated, Directed by Kirk Dick 2006, When did the first significant local government effort to regulate early American Film exhibition? correct answers December 24,1908 Which New York Mayor Closed down all nickelodeons correct answers George McClellan What ages were movies for before the 50s? correct answers all ages Made a screening national board of review in what year? correct answers 1915 The Haze code started in 1934 and lasted until? correct answers 1968 Mutual vs Ohio ( 1915) correct answers Draws legal distinction between entertainment vs. art, as well as entertainment vs information. Film was not afforded the same first amendment protections as literature and the press. Movies seen as business and not art Burstyn vs. Wilson 1952 correct answers ( AKA the miracle case). Significantly undermined the authority of local and state censorship boards. Effectively reverses Mutual vs. Ohio- movies are afforded the same first amendment protections as other forms of art and the press A first new step in 1956, movies could start showing responsible depictions of crime, as well as sporadic use of hell and damn, however, what had to look good at all times? correct answers Cops Jacobellis vs. Ohio ( 1964) correct answers 6-3 decision hinged upon " community standards" Community standards should not vary " from town to town or county to county" adults should have access to materials not fit only for children MPDAA correct answers first movie rating system created in 1922 Hays code correct answers second movie rating system created in 1934 MPAA, ratings in 68 correct answers MPDAA was renamed MPAA 1968, G, PG, R, X PG-13 came out when correct answers 1984 X was renamed to what, and in what year? correct answers NC-17, 1990