2008 test · Question 6 of 100
What is one right or freedom from the First Amendment?
Answers from the USCIS list
Give one of these answers.
- speech
- religion
- assembly
- press
- petition the government
Our explanation
The First Amendment protects five freedoms. They are speech, religion, assembly (gathering together), press (the media), and petition (asking the government for a change). Everyone living in the United States has these rights.
Remember it
RAPPS: Religion, Assembly, Press, Petition, Speech — the five First Amendment freedoms.
Source
USCIS 2025 Study Guide (One Nation, One People, M-1175) p. 34, 72: “There are five rights or freedoms in the First Amendment.” … “These are rights of everyone living in the United States.” … “the right to ask the government for a change”
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