What is an example of a Texan's right to assembly? a. sending a letter to the editor of a local newspaper b. gathering at a peaceful protest in front of a government building c. quartering a soldier at home d. owning a new house as a piece of private property

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20 December, 18:43

What is an example of a Texan's right to assembly? a. sending a letter to the editor of a local newspaper b. gathering at a peaceful protest in front of a government building c. quartering a soldier at home d. owning a new house as a piece of private property

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Krista Hobbs · Answer 1

The correct answer option is B. gathering at a peaceful protest in front of a government building

Explanation:

The Right of Assembly gives The citizens of Texas the right to gather together for their common good, in a peaceful and well conducted manner through arranging peaceful marches and protests on certain public lands.

This is done to apply to those that are in the power of government, seeking for a rectification of any issues or grievances they have, by methods of petition, address or remonstrance.

Cullen · Answer 2

b. gathering at a peaceful protest in front of a government building

Explanation:

One of the example of a Texan's right to assembly is the right to gather for a peaceful protest in front of a government building.

The Texan's right to assembly (petition for redress of grievances) : This is the right bestowed on the citizens to peacefully assembled for their common goal and seek redress of grievances or any other pressing issues from those that holds a government post by petition, address or by remonstrance.