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What does "symbolic expression" refer to in terms of the First Amendment? A. Speech B. Writing C. Demonstration D. Thought
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What does "symbolic expression" refer to in terms of the First Amendment?

A. Speech 
B. Writing 
C. Demonstration 
D. Thought

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Answer: C Demonstration

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A: Speech because the first amendment says that because have freedom of expression or as more commonly known freedom of speech
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