The Fourth Amendment of the United States Constitution protects citizens from "unlawful searches and seizures"--meaning that police or other government personal cannot enter a home without reason or a warrant.
The correct answer is D) A group of siblings who learn about the effect of the civil rights movement on their family.
Based on the text preview as well as research about the background of the novel and the author's life, a reader can predict the novel will mostly be about a group of siblings who learn about the effect of the civil rights movement on their family.
We are referring to the novel "The Watsons go to Birmingham-1963," written by American author Christopher Paul Curtis in 1995. It refers to the story of a family that lives in Michigan and decides to spend some time with the grandmother, in Birmingham, Alabam, during the difficult times of racism in the South and the activism of the civil rights movement.
<u>Answer:</u>
Individual rights is outlined in the first three articles of the U.S. Constitution.
<u>Explanation:</u>
- Constitution made-up of several articles. Articles of constitution sets rule that should be follow in a state and tells how government works.
- In first three article of U.S. constitution, individual rights is stated. It says that anyone who is accused of crime has rights to trial by jury.
- Amendment i.e. government might need to certain laws over the time it is stated in article V.
- Article VI states that the federal government structure is uphold by constitution. Relation between the states is outlined in the Article IV.
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