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17. Which rights are explicitly stated in the Bill of Rights? Select all that apply. (there are 3 answers)

A. right to trial by jury
B. right to equal representation based upon population
C. right to bear arms
D. right to privacy
E. right to freedom of religion
F. right to vote at age 18​

Sagot :

jcherry99

Answer:

A C E

Explanation:

Right to a trial by Jury (Number 6). Actually this gives quite a bit of latitude. You have the right to an attorney, and the right to a quick a public trial.

Right to bear arms (number 2). I wonder if the fathers would put this one in now. Maybe not.

Right to Freedom religion (number 1)

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