5. during a park protest, a speaker tells the crowd to tear down the park fences. he is arrested. are
his actions protected by the first amendment? why or why not?

No his actions are not protected by the first amendment.

Explanation:

The first amendment only gives you the freedom of speech, religion, and press when you are peaceful. You are allowed to peacefully protest against something, but once you start to break the law (or property in this matter) the first amendment is no longer a form of protection.

Yes he is protected because of Freedom of Speech he didn’t physically tear down the park fences himself the people didn’t have to listen to him they chose to listen to him

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