U.S. Citizenship QuestionsWhat are three rights of everyone living in the United States?
Give three. These work, or any below.
Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, and Freedom of assembly
- Also accepted
- Freedom of expression
- Freedom to petition the government
- The right to bear arms
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