Responses
Constitutions do not affect citizens’ rights, as they only address the specific powers given to a republican form of government.
Constitutions do not affect citizens’ rights, as they only address the specific powers given to a republican form of government.
Constitutions only protect the rights of elected officials.
Constitutions only protect the rights of elected officials.
Constitutions protect the rights of all citizens.
Constitutions protect the rights of all citizens.
Constitutions only protect the rights of the majority of citizens.
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The correct response is:
Constitutions protect the rights of all citizens.
This option accurately reflects the role of a constitution in a republic, as it typically outlines the rights and liberties of all citizens, ensuring that those rights are protected from infringement by the government or other entities.
