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Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.4
What distinguishes Freedom of Assembly from Petitioning for Redress as stated in the First Amendment?
Only Freedom of Assembly applies during wartime; Petitioning for Redress doesn't.
Petitioning for Redress involves only written complaints; Freedom of Assembly is solely about public protests.
Both rights are limited exclusively to U.S. citizens.
Freedom of Assembly allows people to gather peacefully for any purpose, while Petitioning for Redress grants citizens the right to make their complaints known to their government.
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AP US Government - 3.4 First Amendment: Freedom of the Press
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