The right to privacy is guaranteed by the United States' Bill of Rights.

a. True

b. False

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Susan Schultz

Social Studies

11 February, 16:55

The right to privacy is guaranteed by the United States' Bill of Rights.

a. True

b. False

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Anya Trevino · Answer 1

a. True

Explanation:

The right to privacy refers to the guarantee of individuals being free from unwarranted searches of their personal belongings which include; home, property, identity etc.

The right to privacy is a legislation that restrains governmental and private organization from carrying out activities that might compromise the privacy of individuals.

Jase French · Answer 2

The answer is option a "True".

Explanation:

There are various items joined together to form a Bill of Rights in the United States by 1791. the Bill of Rights were actually about 12 proposed amendments to the Constitution of the United States by some legislators out of which Amendment two to twelve were ratified into the constitution. The amendments deal with various issues not explicitly stated or ambiguous in the Constitution of the USA. One of the Amendments the Bill of Rights actually add to the Constitution are specifics on the freedom and privacy to secured lives of people in their various homes and belonhonhs.

The right to privacy is guaranteed by the United States' Bill of Rights.a. Trueb. False

The right to privacy is guaranteed by the United States' Bill of Rights.

a. True

b. False