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The right of people to gather for whatever nonthreatening purpose they desire is

Apeaceful assembly.
Bfree speech.
Cfreedom of religion.
Dfreedom to protest.

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The correct answer is: peaceful assembly. (Assembly means here "gathering" and peaceful: "nonthreatening" , so peaceful assembly has a similar meaning to "gather for whatever nonthreatening purpose").

the other options refer to other kinds of rights: free speech, freedom of religion and the freedom to protest. 

CharlesOvereem

The right to peaceful assembly lets people
gather for whatever nonthreatening purpose they desire. This law was established
so that people could peaceably assemble and make a petition to the government
to address anything that was considered wrong. The correct choice is letter


B. Peaceful assembly


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