Right to Assemble under the First Amendment

Medium Unit 3: Civil Liberties & Rights Bill Of Rights

The Bill of Rights consists of the first ten amendments to the United States Constitution, which were adopted to ensure individual liberties and limit government power. Among these amendments, the First Amendment is particularly significant as it guarantees several fundamental freedoms. One of these freedoms is the right to peacefully assemble.

Which of the following statements accurately describes this right as protected under the First Amendment?

The right to assemble is absolute and cannot be limited by the government.

The government can impose time, place, and manner restrictions on the right to assemble.

Individuals can assemble only for political purposes, such as protests.

The right to assemble does not extend to private property.

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