Social Studies, 01.12.2020 20:00 littlemrslazy

What dose the first amendment protect. select all that apply A. the right to bear firearms
B. freedom of speech
C. the right to a trial by jury
D. freedom of religion
E. the guarantee that the government must respect the legal rights of citizens
F. The right to disagree with government decisions and request changes
G. Freedom from unreasonable searches

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