Until Very Recently,there Was No Tort of Invasion of Privacy

question 79

Multiple Choice

Until very recently,there was no tort of invasion of privacy in common law,but several provinces made interfering with a person's privacy a statutory tort.This tort is known as ______________

• A) defamation
• B) invasion of privacy
• C) intrusion upon seclusion
• D) nuisance
• E) interference of privacy

Understand the historical significance of key events, terms, and people from the early 20th century in America.

Analyze the causes and effects of the Great Depression.

Explore the dynamics of societal and cultural change in America during the 1920s.

Examine the evolution of American civil liberties and their impact on the political system.

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Definitions:

Religious Liberty

The freedom to practice and observe one's religion without undue government interference.

Divinity of Jesus Christ

The belief in Christianity that Jesus Christ is not only a prophet or a teacher but also the Son of God and God himself, embodying divine nature.

Jews

Members of the Jewish people, an ethno-religious group originating from the Israelites or Hebrews of the ancient Near East.

Religious Liberty

The right of individuals to practice their religion freely, without interference or restriction by the government.