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Why does the First Amendment place limits on freedom of speech in the United States? A. to protect people and the country B. to give the government authority C. to punish people who act violently D. to
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Why does the First Amendment place limits on freedom of speech in the United States?

A. to protect people and the country

B. to give the government authority

C. to punish people who act violently

D. to keep people from wearing certain clothing

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a.
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User Lorenzo
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the correct awnser is a

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