How does the bill of rights protect individuals' civil liberties? a. it declares that citizens may break the law if necessary to protect their rights. b. it educates people about how to exercise freedom in a responsible manner. c. it differentiates the united states from other nations. d. it establishes the idea that citizens should be free from unnecessary government control.

The fourth alternative is correct (D).

The Bill of Rights was a constitutional amendment designed to ensure that individual rights and freedoms were guaranteed in the United States. This declaration was an achievement for the whole society, since it went on to prohibit excesses and arbitrariness on the part of the government against the citizens. All of us must live harmoniously and respect the limits stipulated by the laws, without harming other people, but we must have our inviolate freedom. For example, a government representative can not enter a citizen's house without an injunction. This was allowed before the Bill of Rights came into effect and caused many upheavals and insecurity to citizens.

a) they had recently endured the tyranny of the british king, parliament, and its royal