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    The Right to Express Your Opinions or Ideas Without Burdensome
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The Right to Express Your Opinions or Ideas Without Burdensome

Question 13

Question 13

Multiple Choice

The right to express your opinions or ideas without burdensome restraints from government or society is called


A) the right to bear arms.
B) free speech.
C) the freedom of religion.
D) speech codes.

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