How Does the Term "Civil Liberties" Differ from the Term

question 52

Multiple Choice

How does the term "civil liberties" differ from the term "civil rights"?

• A) Lawsuits may be filed when violations of civil liberties occur, but they may not be filed for violations of civil rights.
• B) Civil liberties are voluntary whereas civil rights are mandatory.
• C) In most cases, the terms mean the same thing.
• D) Civil liberties are guaranteed by the Constitution and cannot be taken away, whereas civil rights refer to the rights to equal treatment for specific groups based on race, gender, sex, etc.
• E) The term "civil liberties" was used prior to the twentieth century, whereas the term "civil rights" was used afterward.

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Definitions:

Bilateral Monopoly

A market structure in which there is only one buyer (a monopsony) and one seller (a monopoly), negotiating over the price and quantity of a specific product or resource.

Monopolists

Entities that are the sole providers of a particular product or service in a market, giving them significant control over market price.

World Market

The global arena where goods, services, and financial assets are traded across countries.

Monopsony

A market structure in which there is only a single buyer of a good, service, or resource.