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The rights to vote, petition, and assembly are all examples of which type of citizens’ rights? A. educational B. political C. personal D. economic
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The rights to vote, petition, and assembly are all examples of which type of citizens’ rights?

A.
educational
B.
political
C.
personal
D.
economic

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Answer: c personal
It’s in the first amendment of bill of rights
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The correct answer is C. Political
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