Question

@IronPatriot idk about this
A group of workers is tired of having to work 10-hour days. They gather together on their time off outside of their work place and protest. Their employer calls the police. The people are arrested. Are the actions of the group of workers protected by the U.S. Constitution?

Yes; the employer has no right to request arrest of private citizens.
No; protest against private businesses is illegal according to the Constitution.
Yes; they were speaking their minds peacefully in a public place.
No; the Constitution only protects the workers' right to a fair trial.

Answer 1

well keep this in mind were they protesting peacefully?

Answer 2

C is where its at.

Answer 3

of course not. so its between the two of the no they are not protected

Answer 4

or?

Answer 5

ok then not c

Answer 6

because im thinking protest arent really peaceful

Answer 7

yea they were peacefully protestin

Answer 8

g

Answer 9

it doesnt say anything violent in the article does it?

Answer 10

i guess so thanks next question coming up

Answer 11

or you could go with a

Answer 12

nevermind scrap that

Answer 13

so c?

Answer 14

yea c

Answer 15

kk

Answer 16

@IronPatriotThe amendment process under the Constitution begins with the

proposal and debate of a new amendment
House of Representatives passing a new proposal
Senate voting on whether they will hear a new proposal
ratification of at least three-fourths of the state legislatures