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Are the rights of Americans unlimited?
No.
Are the rights of citizens unlimited?
Mm... yes but no, we have all rights to do our own job but we should nut misuse or overuse the rights .
Is Communist limited or unlimited?
Communism is a dictatorship and doesn’t allow for citizens participation in the government nor provide human rights.
Does the 20th amendement expand the rights of citizens On what group of people?
The 20th amendment expanded the rights of citizens to vote for the Africa Americans.
What are three rights that Americans citizens have today?
liberty, life and property
The Bill of Rights grants many specific rights to American citizens One amendment states that Americans citizens also have rights that are not specifically listed in the Constitution or Bill of Right?
the ninth amendment
The Bill of Rights grants many specific rights to American citizens. One amendment states that Americans citizens also have rights that are not specifically listed in the Constitution or Bill of Right?
the ninth amendment
What does it mean to be an American citizen in view of the history of rights and the Federal Constitution of US?
The US constitution confers no rights to Americans as citizens. It does however, do so for US citizens.
What were the reconstructive amendements?
constitutional amendments giving citizens ship rights to African-Americans
What terrorist group hoped to deny African-Americans equal rights as citizens?
the KKK
What document addresses the freedoms and liberties that all Americans citizens should share equally?
Bill of Rights.
Why was it called the civil rights movement?
Civil Rights are the rights of citizens to vote, to receive equal treatment before the law, and to share equally with other citizens the benefits of public facilities, such as schools. There were certain minority groups in the US, like Native Americans, African- Americans, and Hispanics, that were not receiving equal treatment when it came to their civil rights. The modern day Civil Rights movement was an attempt by those groups, led by African-Americans on the most part, to acquire those rights that belong to all citizens.
