The Equal Protection Clause

question 3

Multiple Choice

The equal protection clause:

• A) requires all persons to be treated equally.
• B) allows laws that discriminate on the basis of moral standards.
• C) requires that a statute be sustained unless it is clearly arbitrary or capricious.
• D) allows laws that discriminate on the basis of cultural patterns.

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Definitions:

National Identity

A sense of belonging and identity tied to a nation or country, encompassing shared culture, traditions, language, and history.

Autonomy Morals

Principles that emphasize the importance of self-governance and making ethical decisions based on one's own values.

Divinity Morals

Moral principles or values that are believed to be derived from or dictated by a divine power or religious beliefs.

Disgust

A strong feeling of aversion or revulsion, often in response to something perceived as unpleasant or offensive.