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Freedom In America

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Freedom Freedom is something that you get when you're born in America. You have the right to marry who you want to marry and do what you want to do. Freedom is something our troops fight for and they give their lives for the word freedom. With freedom you have the freedom of religion the freedom of speech and the freedom to the press,freedom of assembling,freedom of petition you have the right to bear arms you have the right to not quarter soldiers in your house you have the right to equal justice and the freedom to own private property that no one can trespass on you have the freedom to live and travel anywhere is our nation, freedom to work at any job that you can qualify for,also the freedom to marry and raise a family, the freedom to

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