02.Ci. Civics. CRM3.3_2020-2021
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How have constitutional rights shaped the invol...
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02.Ci. Civics. CRM3.3_2020-2021
Question: 1-5
How have constitutional rights shaped the involvement of individuals in social movements in the United States?
A They have discouraged people from supporting unpopular social movements.
B They have allowed people to choose the social movements they want to support
C They have barred involvement in social movements that speak out against the government.
D They have required individuals to receive government approval to support social movements.
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