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Question 4 1 pts Which of the following statements more accurately defines civil liberties and civil rights? Civil rights restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil liberties promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. Civil liberties and civil rights are different words for the same thing: the right of all individuals to enjoy equal liberty under the law. Civil liberties are the protections for individuals and minorities provided by the Constitution, while civil rights are similar protections provided outside the Constitution. Civil liberties restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil rights promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. Next 

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Which of the following statements more accurately defines civil liberties and civil rights?
Civil rights restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil liberties promise that
government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government
and other individuals.
Civil liberties and civil rights are different words for the same thing: the right of all individuals to enjoy
equal liberty under the law.
Civil liberties are the protections for individuals and minorities provided by the Constitution, while
civil rights are similar protections provided outside the Constitution.
Civil liberties restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil rights promise that
government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government
and other individuals.
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Question 4 1 pts Which of the following statements more accurately defines civil liberties and civil rights? Civil rights restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil liberties promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. Civil liberties and civil rights are different words for the same thing: the right of all individuals to enjoy equal liberty under the law. Civil liberties are the protections for individuals and minorities provided by the Constitution, while civil rights are similar protections provided outside the Constitution. Civil liberties restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil rights promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. Next

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Question 4 1 pts Which of the following statements more accurately defines civil liberties and civil rights? Civil rights restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil liberties promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. Civil liberties and civil rights are different words for the same thing: the right of all individuals to enjoy equal liberty under the law. Civil liberties are the protections for individuals and minorities provided by the Constitution, while civil rights are similar protections provided outside the Constitution. Civil liberties restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil rights promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals. 1 pts Question 4 Which of the following statements more accurately defines civil liberties and civil rights? O Civil rights restrict and control government power over individuals, while civil liberties promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals O Civil liberties and civil rights are different words for the same thing: the right of all individuals to enjoy equal liberty under the law. O Civil liberties are the protections for individuals and minorities provided by the Constitution,while civil rights are similar protections provided outside the Constitution. O Civil liberties restrict and control government power over individuals,while civil rights promise that government power will be used to ensure that individuals are treated equally and fairly by government and other individuals Next
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00:01 All right, here we're looking at a multiple choice question about civil liberties and civil rights, and the question is, what is the difference between civil rights and civil liberties? so, let's just go ahead and give a quick overview.
00:14 Civil rights are not in the bill of rights, but deal with legal protections.
00:39 Example, the right to vote.
00:49 A civil liberty, on the other hand, is a personal freedom protected from government intrusion, such as those listed in the bill of rights.
01:18 Like the right to freedom of speech, right to bear arms.
01:34 All right, so now let's look at a, b, c, d, and e.
01:40 Answer choices.
01:41 So, we're looking at the difference between the two.
01:44 A, civil rights are enforceable rights or privileges while civil liberties stem from rights and freedoms that are guaranteed by the constitution.
01:51 Maybe.
01:52 B, there, for me, it says no answer text provided, so obviously it can't be that.
01:57 I'm sorry if there is answer text written, but that's how it uploaded to numerate...
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