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question 5
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
Brief Explanations
The First Amendment protects peaceful assembly. Parades, protest marches, and political rallies are peaceful forms of assembly. Riots involve violence, destruction of property, and law - breaking, so they are not protected as a form of assembly under the First Amendment.
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C. riots