1) Amendment I- discusses about that Congress is not aloud to make a law against an establishment of a new religion. They must also respect it like every other religion, and they are prohibited to stop the free exercise of religion. In addition, they are prohibited to shorten the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and lastly to appeal the government for a compensation of grievances. 2) …
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…else in the world. When I look at the rest of the world, it appears that every country is based strictly, on one single religion, and that any opinion or opposition present will be immediately taken cared of through force and action. Whereas, here it's quite the opposite, your voice is aloud to be heard to an extent and you could from a group where you can assemble, and lastly, religion is of your choice.