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The First Amendment protects the right to assemble, but that right is limited. Which form of assembly is NOT protected? A. parades B. protest marches C. riots D. political rallies
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The First Amendment protects the right to assemble, but that right is limited. Which form of assembly is NOT protected?

A. parades

B. protest marches

C. riots

D. political rallies

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Your answer is C/ Riots
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C. riots ....................
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