Question 5 • RKAA- Second Semester Civics and Citizenship 0.5 New
The First Amendment protects freedoms such as speech, press, assembly, and petition. These rights let people discuss public issues, organize, and ask the government to address their concerns, all of which support democratic participation. Voting rights are protected by other constitutional provisions and amendments, not guaranteed by the First Amendment.
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