What does the first amendment of the United States say?

Answer 1

Freedom of speech.

Answer 2

It means the freedom for Americans to abide by their own religious beliefs and it is a federal power restriction on the government forbidding it from making any rulings that infringe on religious expression, such as outlawing prayer in school. Americans can practice whatever religion they wish without it being punishable by law, just so long as they do not violate any pre-established laws such as murder, theft, trespassing, etc. This is the traditional interpretation of the First Amendment as it was understood by our founding fathers. Americans today may understand its meaning quite differently as recent liberal court rulings in the last 50 years have sought to reinterpret the original intent of this amendment in attempts to give support to the separation clause between church and state. These modern rulings have proven effective in perverting the general publics understanding of the original intent of this Amendment and has caused increasing conflict between religious institutions, which intend to uphold the traditional interpretation, and state institutions, who are becoming increasingly progressive and liberal as they succome to political pressure from minority groups. As a result, Americans today view his amendment as meaning that the Government must remain separate from all religious affiliation, to the point of outlawing any religious artifact or mention when found on or spoken on federal grounds...a direct violation

Answer 3

The first amendment gives the United States citizens the freedoms of religion, speech and assembly. These are described in the Bill of Rights.

Answer 4

Freedom of Speech, Religion, and Freedom of the press

Answer 5

free speech