How did the Insular Cases heard by the U.S. Supreme Court between 1900 and 1904 impact the rights of people living in the Philippines, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico?

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The Insular Cases established that inhabitants of territories acquired by the U.S. could retain certain constitutional rights (like free speech and religion) but were not automatically granted all the protections of the Constitution. This meant that while they could enjoy some rights, other constitutional protections were denied unless specifically granted by Congress.

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