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It’s the most straightforward so that is probably the answer. I can’t see how you could get a more accurate answer other than literally timing each board
Answer: Civil liberties impose limits on the government's ability to interfere in our individual lives
Explanation:
Civil rights are there to ensure that people are treated equally in a country regardless of some of their characteristics such as race, gender or disability.
Civil liberties on the other hand are those basic freedoms that people should have in a country. In the U.S. that includes the Bill of Rights which protects things like: freedom of speech, freedom of assembly and the right to privacy.
Civil liberties therefore limit the government's ability to interfere in individual lives by guaranteeing the freedom of individuals to live a certain way.
Actually, I would argue that to some extend all of them are true:
An opinion is a personal view or attitude.
-this is definitely true, it's basically a definition of an opinion
An opinion is often indicated by the use of adjectives.
-this is true! for example "my teacher is nice"
An opinion is often used as evidence in a news article.
-this is the weakest statement (but I think that it's still not false). I would however choose this as the right answer: opinion is not an evidence for anything except this opinion ( so it's valid for example for the news of "the president thinks that" if the opinion is that of the president.
An opinion has the potential to promote bias.
- this is true!
Answer: False consensus effect.
Explanation:
The false consensus effect is a believe that an individual holds that his/her: opinions, ideas, belief, religion is the widely accepted one, when that is not the case.
Individuals that have the ideology of consensus effect always believe that they are correct.
Answer:
Federal courts also have "exclusive" subject matter jurisdiction over copyright cases, admiralty cases, lawsuits involving the military, immigration laws, and bankruptcy proceedings.
