What are the basic liberties?

Answer 1

Civil liberties are those guarentteed rights such as the right to live, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. There are rights such as freedom from slavery, torture, the right to a fair trial and due process as stated in the Bill of Rights and others are in the United States Constitution. The most known and heavily guarded is the freedom of free speech and press, the right to due process, the right to own property, privacy, freedom of religion. Basically the first 5 amendments of the constitution.

Answer 2

The basic liberties are: * freedom of religion * freedom of speech * freedom of the press * freedom to have peaceful assemblies * freedom to petition the government In 7th-8th grade Constitution tests, these are the basic answers needed. Most higher leveled tests will require examples of each and more detailed answers.

Answer 3

There are no fundamental civil liberties. They are only permitted as long as there is not some need to ignore them by the population in general or the government. Examples of this can be seen in the mistreatment of aboriginal peoples in many democratic countries, the imprisonment of Japanese and other citizens of non-European ancestry during the world wars, the treatment of the coloured population in America and the disparagement of atheists in America.

Answer 4

Life liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

http:/www.sonoma.edu/users/w/wallsd/pdf/Human-Rights-Movement.pdf

Answer 5

the basic liberties protected are the basic rights, of color, gender, age ect.