The right to gather in a public place for a common purpose.

The right to speak freely without fear of censorship.

The right to practice one's religion without interference.

The right to vote in elections.

A protest march.

A religious gathering.

A political rally.

All of the above.

The government can ban assemblies that are likely to cause violence.

The government can ban assemblies that are likely to disrupt traffic.

The government can ban assemblies that are likely to offend public morals.

All of the above.

The right to assembly is a necessary condition for the freedom of speech.

The freedom of speech is a necessary condition for the right to assembly.

The right to assembly and the freedom of speech are both necessary conditions for each other.

None of the above.

The right to assembly allows people to express their views and opinions.

The right to assembly allows people to come together and work towards common goals.

The right to assembly helps to prevent the government from becoming too powerful.

All of the above.

The right to assembly can be used to disrupt public order.

The right to assembly can be used to spread dangerous ideas.

The right to assembly can be used to intimidate or coerce others.

All of the above.

By passing laws that protect the right to assembly.

By enforcing laws that protect the right to assembly.

By educating people about the importance of the right to assembly.

All of the above.

The rise of social media.

The increasing use of surveillance technology.

The growing inequality between rich and poor.

All of the above.

By continuing to pass laws that protect the right to assembly.

By continuing to enforce laws that protect the right to assembly.

By continuing to educate people about the importance of the right to assembly.

All of the above.

It allows citizens to express their views and opinions.

It allows citizens to come together and work towards common goals.

It helps to prevent the government from becoming too powerful.

All of the above.

It promotes social cohesion and unity.

It facilitates the exchange of ideas and perspectives.

It empowers citizens to hold their government accountable.

All of the above.

The Boston Tea Party.

The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom.

The Arab Spring.

All of the above.

By imposing reasonable time, place, and manner restrictions.

By requiring permits for certain types of assemblies.

By dispersing assemblies that become violent or disruptive.

All of the above.

Social unrest and instability.

Erosion of democratic values and institutions.

Increased public distrust and alienation.

All of the above.

Educate yourself and others about the importance of the right to assembly.

Participate in peaceful assemblies and protests.

Support organizations that advocate for the right to assembly.

All of the above.