Question

1. (03.02 mc) which of the following could limit your right to participate as a citizen? (5 points) being convicted of a felony charge registering to vote in the next election donating your paycheck to a campaign speaking out against a local official

Explanation:

In many places, being convicted of a felony can result in the loss or limitation of certain civil rights, including the right to vote and sometimes other aspects of political participation. Speaking out against a local official is a form of free - speech, donating to a campaign is a form of political expression, and registering to vote is a normal part of civic participation. But a felony conviction often has consequences for civil rights.

Answer:

D. Being convicted of a felony charge