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are specifically listed in the US constitution.

A
Enumerated rights
B
Unenumerated rights
C
Privacy rights
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What was Douglas’s reason for citing the First, Third, and Fourth Amendments in his decision?

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He said they guaranteed due process under the law.
B
He said they protected unenumerated rights.
C
He said they created zones of privacy.
D
He said they confirmed the Connecticut law.
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According to this concurring opinion, a woman’s right to privacy with respect to abortion is

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denied for being detrimental to the state.
B
absolute under all circumstances.
C
illegal and unconstitutional.
D
protected, but not unqualified.
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Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:Ninth Amendment
Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:unenumerated
Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:marriage
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are specifically listed in the US constitution.:Enumerated rights
Unenumerated rights are protected by the Amendment.:Ninth
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First✔ NinthFifth

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First
B
✔ Ninth
C
Fifth
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What was Douglas’s reason for citing the First, Third, and Fourth Amendments in his decision?

A
He said they guaranteed due process under the law.
B
He said they protected unenumerated rights.
C
He said they created zones of privacy.
D
He said they confirmed the Connecticut law.
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Use the drop-down menus to complete the sentences.

Answers:
Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:Ninth Amendment
Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:unenumerated
Justice Goldberg uses theto state that people haverights as well as those stated in the Constitution. The Court used this amendment to argue thatwas included in the right to privacy.:marriage
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X explicitabridged✔ unenumerated

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X explicit
B
abridged
C
✔ unenumerated
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government infringement✔ marriageX state law

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government infringement
B
✔ marriage
C
X state law
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According to this concurring opinion, a woman’s right to privacy with respect to abortion is

A
denied for being detrimental to the state.
B
absolute under all circumstances.
C
illegal and unconstitutional.
D
protected, but not unqualified.

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