What Do the Constitution and the Bill of Rights Say

question 151

Multiple Choice

What do the Constitution and the Bill of Rights say about equality?

• A) All Americans are equally entitled to due process in the courts.
• B) The Constitution doesn't refer to any equality of protections.
• C) All laws must be equally applied to all citizens.
• D) Equality for all except African Americans is guaranteed.
• E) All men are created equal.

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Definitions:

Neurotransmitter Inhibitors

Substances or drugs that hinder the release, synthesis, or function of neurotransmitters, affecting communication between nerve cells.

Synaptic Gap

A tiny interval between neurons at a synapse, facilitating the transfer of an electrical or chemical signal.

Central Nervous System

The part of the nervous system consisting of the brain and spinal cord, responsible for processing and sending out information.

Reuptake

The absorption process of neurotransmitters by a neuron after it has transmitted a neural impulse, affecting communication within the brain.