Quiz On Rights & Entitlements

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1. All humans have rights. These do not have to be earned. They belong to all people regardless of race, religion, gender etc.

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This statement aligns with the concept of universal human rights, which asserts that every individual is entitled to certain fundamental rights simply by virtue of being human. These rights are inherent and should not be dependent on any external factors such as race, religion, or gender. Therefore, the statement is true as it emphasizes that all humans have rights that are not earned but are inherently theirs.

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This quiz explores fundamental human rights, focusing on universal entitlements and specific children's rights as per the UN Convention. It assesses understanding of key documents protecting these rights... see moreand the rights themselves, enhancing awareness and knowledge in a critical societal area. see less

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5. The following are examples of documents/laws which enshrine and protect universal human rights:Magna Carta, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, The American Declaration of Independence.

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The statement is true because the Magna Carta, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and The American Declaration of Independence are indeed examples of documents/laws that enshrine and protect universal human rights. These documents/laws have been created to establish and safeguard fundamental rights and freedoms for all individuals, regardless of their nationality, ethnicity, or social status. They serve as important historical and legal references for the protection of human rights globally.

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