According to the Equal Protection Clause, the government

a. may never draw distinctions between classes of people.

b. may not draw unreasonable distinctions between classes of people.

c. can draw distinctions among classes only if the courts have created the distinctions.

d. cannot give special treatment to any class of persons.

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Jeramiah Bradley

Social Studies

6 October, 11:37

According to the Equal Protection Clause, the government

a. may never draw distinctions between classes of people.

b. may not draw unreasonable distinctions between classes of people.

c. can draw distinctions among classes only if the courts have created the distinctions.

d. cannot give special treatment to any class of persons.

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Terrell Moore · Answer 1

According to the Equal Protection Clause, the government B. may not draw unreasonable distinctions between classes of people.

If there is no reason for the government to do this, then it is illegal for them to separate people based on their class or some other criteria. If there is a reason for this, however, it can be allowed.