I apologize for any confusion. Let's clarify:
In the context of protecting rights when the majority of citizens engage in their civic responsibilities (such as voting, obeying laws, etc.), here are more considerations:
- Life - Often viewed as a fundamental right.
- Privacy - Important, though its protection can vary based on societal norms and laws.
- Liberty - A core concept in democratic societies, associated with individual freedoms.
- Property - Typically protected under law to ensure ownership rights.
- Due Process - Ensures fair treatment through the judicial system.
Given this question, it's likely a focus on the fundamental rights that underlie societal and governmental structures. Both liberty and due process are strong candidates because they are fundamental to protecting the rights of individuals and ensuring justice in governance.
Thus, if the focus is on rights that are more explicitly linked to the responsibilities of citizenship in a democracy, I would revise my response and say liberty and due process are more appropriate selections.
Thank you for your patience, and I hope this clarification helps!