Question

question 7 of 20
what does the fourteenth amendment say that states cannot take away from people?

a. the right to move to a different country

b. the right to own property

c. equal education

d. rights or property without due process

Explanation:

The Fourteenth Amendment's Due Process Clause states that no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. Option A is incorrect as the amendment doesn't focus on moving to another country. Option B is too narrow; it's not just the right to own property but also other rights, and with the due process requirement. Option C: while equal protection is part of the amendment, the specific "cannot take away" part here relates to due process for rights/property, not just equal education. Option D matches the due process aspect of the Fourteenth Amendment.

Answer:

D. Rights or property without due process