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Q: What amendment gives freedom of assembly?
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What Gives freedom of assembly?

First Amendment


Which amendment of bill of rights protect freedom of speech?

The 1st Amendment gives each American the right to freedom of speech, religion and the right to free assembly.


Which amendment gives you the right of freedom of speech and religion?

The First Amendment guarantees us the freedom of speech, religion, press and free assembly.


Which amendment gives you freedom from the press?

the first amendment gives you freedom of the press


What amendment is the right to freedom of assembly?

The First Amendment. The First Amendment is the 5 basic freedoms (also called Freedom of Expression) -Freedom of Speech -Freedom of Religion -Freedom of Press -Freedom of Assembly -Freedom of Petition


What right does the first amendment protects?

the First Amendment protects the right to freedom of speech, religion, press, assembly andpetition.


What amendment gives you the right to assembly?

The First amendment


What amendment gives people the right to peacefully assemble?

THE FIRST AMENDMENT #1 !! Remember this cool word: RAPPS R- religion A- assembly ******* this is what your q relates to P- press P- petition S- speech


What was the point of creating the first amendment?

It gives you freedom of speech, freedom of the press, religious freedom, freedom of assembly, and right to petition. If used correctly, these freedoms can be beneficial. Maturity needs to take its course.


Which amendment includes the freedom of speech and press and religion and assembly and petition?

The First Amendment includes freedom of speech,press,religion,assembly,and petition.


Which amendment gives you your freedom of religion?

The first amendment.


What amendment gives slaves freedom?

The 13th Amendment to the United States Constitution, ratified in 1865, abolished slavery and involuntary servitude in the United States. This amendment granted freedom to slaves and laid the foundation for the end of one of the most oppressive institutions in American history.