Alexander and his friends are able to do this without the
threat of government interference because of which right?
Read the passage about protesting.
Alexander is upset about a policy recently enacted by his
state government. He talks with several friends who share
his concerns, and they decide to take action. They organize
a rally at the state capitol. They make signs with strongly
worded slogans to get their point across to lawmakers. At
the rally, they use a megaphone to share their thoughts
with the crowd
freedom of speech
due process
freedom of religion
freedom of the press

(100 points) project: progressive era research your topic and write at least seven hundred words to discuss one of the following topics. a. evaluate the impact of progressive era reforms. b. evaluate the impact of progressive reform leaders such as susan b. anthony or robert lafollette. c. evaluate the impact of third parties and their candidates such as h. ross perot and george wallace on america. note: as with any research you do, evaluate the validity of your source: a. who is the author? b. is the author an authority on the subject? c. how does the author use language? d. what sources appear in the author's work? e. from what you know or have learned about the author, is the presentation inappropriately biased?