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What are the human rights outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights? Check all that apply.

freedom of speech
freedom to assemble
freedom of religion
right to a free education
right to life, liberty, and happiness

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Checked: freedom of speech ✓ (Article 19: freedom of opinion and expression)
Checked: freedom to assemble ✓ (Article 20: right to peaceful assembly and association)
Checked: freedom of religion ✓ (Article 18: freedom of thought, conscience and religion)
Checked: right to a free education ✓ (Article 26: elementary education shall be free)
Not checked: right to life, liberty, and happiness ✗ — UDHR guarantees the right to life, liberty and security of person (Article 3), but it does not use the phrase "happiness" (that phrase appears in the U.S. Declaration of Independence).