Alexander and his friends are able to do this without the
threat of government interference because of which right?
Read the passage about protesting.
Alexander is upset about a policy recently enacted by his
state government. He talks with several friends who share
his concerns, and they decide to take action. They organize
a rally at the state capitol. They make signs with strongly
worded slogans to get their point across to lawmakers. At
the rally, they use a megaphone to share their thoughts
with the crowd
freedom of speech
due process
freedom of religion
freedom of the press
