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MrRa [10]
2 years ago
6

In this cartoon, what fear is most likely represented by the question mark that could justify a state's right to limit an indivi

dual's constitutional rights?
the image:

a man about to step down a set of stairs (his pants say labor)
the steps go down saying:
strikes - walk outs
bolshevism - murders
chaos
and then on the floor a question mark

A violent uprising leading to the overthrow of the government
A collapse of the economic system followed by years of poverty
An election of a socialist government
An invasion by an enemy state
History
1 answer:
Dmitrij [34]2 years ago
7 0

A collapse of the economic system followed by years of poverty is represented by the question mark, and also justifies a limit over the individual's constitutional rights.

<h3>What is poverty?</h3>

Poverty is the state of being poor, where it becomes difficult for an individual or a society to have the access and exploitation to necessities. American labors were under poverty for a long period of time.

Hence, option B states about poverty.

Learn more about poverty here:

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