Question

Which answer best matches a complaint outlined in the Declaration of Independence which was later adopted as one of the amendments in the Bill of Rights?

The right to fair trade
The right to bear arms
The right to a fair trial
The right to not be unduly taxed

Answer 1

am i right with B?

Answer 2

@tetsxpreme

Answer 3

Well the 1st one is saying more likely boycott, which now that I think of it a lot of people did not like that (back then anyway) I think it A but then B is saying the right to bear arms, I don't see anything wrong with that nor why people would complain? C, that's saying that you can have a fair trial like you can plead the 5th, you can go on speed trial, etc. and D; I don't see why people wouldn't like that one, that's saying that if they thought they were being taxed for an unwanted reason they wouldn't have to pay it the time.

Answer 4

so what do you think is best to pick here?

Answer 5

I want to say A, but the boycott was bad for the British... But I would go for that or a speedy trial. Speedy Trial is IN the DOI so maybe that one.

Answer 6

@questioncovebot what do you say?

Answer 7

Yes, because the boycott was only bad for the British, I think its a speedy trial.

Answer 8

soo the answer is...?

Answer 9

C, I am pretty sure =)

Answer 10

Sorry, this took some time.

Answer 11

ive looked at it at B and it shows complaint outlines in the Declaration of Independence that was later adopted as the second amendment in the Bill of Rights which means that it is correct

Answer 12

So it's B?

Answer 13

yes

Answer 14

Oh, okay sorry.

Answer 15

Good job tho!

Answer 16

Well;

A.) This says the people have fair trade, no complaints.
B.) This is still and issue today, as it was then.
C.) This is not an issue and was solved with one of the amendments.
D.) This isn't an issue as people sometime can't pay for taxes, so an amendment was made/amended for this purpose.

So yes B.