According to Utilitarian Claims on the Justification for Rights and Liberties

question 8

Multiple Choice

According to utilitarian claims on the justification for rights and liberties, how are rights and liberties justified?

• A) Individuals have traded the government their right to secure themselves in return for liberty.
• B) The more voices heard in a society, the better a society can be due to the potential for creativity.
• C) The very notion of humanity gives people rights.
• D) Documents like the Magna Carta and the Declaration of Independence give people civil rights and liberties.
• E) The community collectively gives rights in order to maximize the group dynamic.

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