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AP US Government
Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.2
How has freedom of assembly remained an enduring aspect of American society despite instances where it may lead to social unrest?
Technology prevents large-scale physical assemblies today rendering the issue irrelevant..
There is no Constitutional provision protecting people’s right to assemble freely in America..
It is seen as vital for collective expressions, protests, and redressal against perceived injustices to uphold democratic principles under First Amendment rights..
All gatherings are strictly regulated by law enforcement agencies at all times.
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