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What is the term that means “cannot be taken away”?

Give an example of a positive and a negative right.
5. What are 3 characteristics of human beings?
6. What does UDHR stand for?

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  1. The term that means "cannot be taken away" is "inalienable."

  2. Example of a positive right: The right to education. This right entails that individuals should have access to educational opportunities and resources provided by the state.

    Example of a negative right: The right to free speech. This right protects individuals from interference or restraint by the government or others when expressing their opinions.

  3. Three characteristics of human beings are:

    • Rationality: Human beings have the ability to think, reason, and make decisions based on logic.
    • Social nature: Humans are inherently social creatures who form relationships, communities, and societies.
    • Emotional capacity: Humans experience a wide range of emotions, which influence behavior, interactions, and relationships with others.

  4. UDHR stands for the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights." It is an important document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948 that outlines the fundamental rights and freedoms to which all humans are entitled.