Question

question #4
a civil liberty is the right to be protected from unjust governmental or other interference.

○ false ○ true

question #5
which of the following is not an example of a civil liberty?

○ the right to keep and bear arms

○ the right to assemble peacefully

○ the right to own another human being

○ the right to petition the government

Explanation:

Question #4

Civil liberties are rights that protect individuals from unjust government interference (and other unjust interference). The given definition matches this concept.

Civil liberties are rights that are ethical and legal. Owning another human being is slavery, which is illegal and unethical, so it's not a civil liberty. The other options (right to keep and bear arms, assemble peacefully, petition government) are recognized civil liberties.

Answer:

True

Question #5