Article IV, Section 2 of the U

question 60

Multiple Choice

Article IV, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution is referred to as the privileges and immunities clause. What does this section guarantee to American citizens?

• A) The citizens of one state are immune to the civil laws of another state.
• B) Citizens have privileges and not rights, which means that they are not immune to losing the privileges.
• C) Every citizen has the right to travel through other states, reside in any state, and participate in business in any state.
• D) Citizens are bound by the privileges in the state constitution, not the national constitution (U.S. Constitution).
• E) Citizens are bound by the privileges in the national constitution (U.S. Constitution), not the constitutions of the states.

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