Rights and limitations

Welcome to the "Rights and Limitations" category on Questions LLC! Here, we delve into topics surrounding the fundamental rights and legal limitations that govern our lives. Whether you are interested in understanding your rights as an individual or exploring the boundaries set by the law and society, this category is designed to provide insightful answers to your questions. From civil liberties to human rights, from legal restrictions to constitutional nuances, our expert community is here to shed light on this important aspect of our lives. So, join us in unraveling the intricacies of rights and limitations and gain a deeper understanding of the rules that shape our society!

Questions (9)

Which of the following best explains dual citizenship in the United States?The U.S. permits dual citizenship for naturalized
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2. asked anonymously
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Which of these were is protected by the first amendmentA. Commercial speech B. Defamation C. Obscenity D. Politicial speech 2.
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2. asked by meow meow kit kat =^.^=
3. 2,704 views
Which of these is true about the constitutions of most nations? *They describe various styles of leadership. They create the law
1. 7 answers
2. asked by 🍖<--- Yum
3. 1,665 views
9.)Though life in the late 1700's was completely different for most white women & slaves, what one thing did they typically have
1. 1 answer
2. asked by YRN DJ
3. 382 views
Government-imposed limitations on individual rights can occur when they are needed to protectstate laws supply and demand the
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2. asked by Tom Kaulitz
3. 38 views
What is one purpose of fair use laws?A. to prevent anyone from using copyrighted material B. to give students the right to
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2. asked anonymously
3. 162 views
Evaluate the ways that the First Amendment safeguards our rights. Identify those rights, give examples of limits to those
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2. asked anonymously
3. 19 views
What is freedom of religion?Group of answer choices A person can practice any religion, or no religion. A person can attend any
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2. asked anonymously
3. 18 views
Explain how the First Amendment limits the power of the government to pass lawsa. Congress can pass no law infringing the
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2. asked by kricket
3. 25 views