The U. S. Constitution guarantees certain rights that allow people to engage in business activities. Which of the following does the U. S. Constitution not guarantee?

a. The constitution recognizes property rights. These due process clauses prevent the government from taking property away from an individual except when there is a public reason. Even then the government must pay the person the fair value of the property that has been taken.

b. The constitution also has rules on how the government can tax. The 16th Amendment gave Congress the right to set taxes based on income.

c. The Constitution guarantees people and businesses the right to make binding contracts. So individuals or businesses cannot use the political process to get out of a contract.

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Caitlyn Simon

Social Studies

31 December, 20:43

The U. S. Constitution guarantees certain rights that allow people to engage in business activities. Which of the following does the U. S. Constitution not guarantee?

a. The constitution recognizes property rights. These due process clauses prevent the government from taking property away from an individual except when there is a public reason. Even then the government must pay the person the fair value of the property that has been taken.

b. The constitution also has rules on how the government can tax. The 16th Amendment gave Congress the right to set taxes based on income.

c. The Constitution guarantees people and businesses the right to make binding contracts. So individuals or businesses cannot use the political process to get out of a contract.

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Mila Cooke · Answer 1

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Ryder Chang · Answer 2

The question ask to choose among the following choices that the Constitution could not guarantee and the answer would be letter A. The constitution recognizes property rights. These due process clauses prevent the government form taking poverty away from an individual except when there is a public reason. Even then the government must pay the person the fair value off the property that has been taken.