She worked as a cook for plantation owner james burroughs
I believe it’s option c or the last one sorry if I’m incorrect
I think the
1st and 5th on with american indians
I don't know the other ones though sorry
Answer
Hi,
Talking loudly on a cell phone during a movie would most likely be protected speech.
Explanation
In the United States, the first amendment protects freedom of speech. Freedom of speech may include the right not to speak, the use of certain offensive words or phrases to pass political message, to participate in symbolic speech, to contribute funds to a political campaigns or to advertise commercial goods and professional services within some rules. A person has the right to talk in low tone or loudly on a cell phone.
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