1. The right of "Pursuit of Happiness" would be most likely be identified by today's citizens as the right to:
A. educational opportunities
B. individual security
C. ability to decide what I want to be
D. government that is by the people and for the people
C is my answer
2. The right to "Domestic Tranquility" would be most likely be identified by today's citizens as the right to:
A. ability to decide what I want to be
B. educational opportunities
C. government that is by the people and for the people
D. individual security
A is my answer.
Am I correct? Thanks!!
1. C - yes
2. A - no
Wait. I think 2 may be D?
Yes. Domestic tranquility would be identified as individual security.
Thank you for your help, Ms. Sue!
You're very welcome, Nadia.
For question 1, the right of "Pursuit of Happiness" is not explicitly mentioned in the options given, but we can infer its meaning. The "Pursuit of Happiness" refers to the freedom to pursue personal fulfillment and well-being. Based on the options provided:
A. Educational opportunities: While education can contribute to one's pursuit of happiness, it does not encompass the entire concept.
B. Individual security: While security is important for happiness, it does not encompass the entire concept.
C. Ability to decide what I want to be: This option is more related to personal freedom and the ability to choose one's path, which aligns with the idea of pursuing happiness.
D. Government that is by the people and for the people: While this is important for a just society, it does not directly relate to the pursuit of happiness.
Option C, the ability to decide what one wants to be, is the closest option that aligns with the right of "Pursuit of Happiness." Therefore, your answer of C seems reasonable.
For question 2, the right to "Domestic Tranquility" refers to maintaining peace, order, and stability within a country. Based on the options provided:
A. Ability to decide what I want to be: This does not directly relate to domestic tranquility.
B. Educational opportunities: While education is important, it does not directly relate to domestic tranquility.
C. Government that is by the people and for the people: While this is important for a just society, it does not directly relate to domestic tranquility.
D. Individual security: The right to individual security is closely related to domestic tranquility, as it involves protecting citizens' safety and well-being within their homes.
Option D, individual security, is the option that aligns most with the right to "Domestic Tranquility." Therefore, your answer of D seems reasonable.