Social Studies, 07.04.2021 22:50 chassidytjtrimb

This excerpt is from a speech President Obama gave in 2016. Our right to peaceful assembly—that right was robbed from moviegoers in Aurora and Lafayette. Our unalienable right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—those rights were stripped from college students in Blacksburg and Santa Barbara, and from high schoolers in Columbine, and from first-graders in Newtown. —President Obama, January 5, 2016.

The American way of life being described above centers on the—

powers granted to the executive branch under Article Two

U. S. Constitution establishing the structure of the court system

Declaration of Independence affirming the principle of federalism

individual liberties guaranteed by the First Amendment

This is due Friday!! Please help me.

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