Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness are what he lists as "natural rights". I think he meant that every human should be born with these rights and they therefore "natural". He meant that these rights come with being human, and do not have to be earned.
Answer:
Start you work from the least one and it will be a little easier
I have suffered the same before .
The question is being based from the story of William
Faulkner that is entitled the “A Rose for Emily”, the reason as to why it is
difficult for Emily to meet and date suitable men for her youth was because of
the reason that Emily’s father droves her suitors away and that his father was
likely to be more eccentric.
Answer:
an 'imminent' lawless action
Explanation:
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that the government can only restrict speech when it incites an 'imminent' lawless action. This means that freedom of speech is not protected by the First Amendment if the speaker is trying to incite a violation of any law and the action is imminent and likely.
The answer is C. It is required to ask these questions.
