How is the U. S. military restricted by the Third Amendment?

O A. The military can't confiscate people's weapons.

B. The military can't force people to host soldiers in their homes.

C. The military can't require people to serve unless a war has been

declared.

O D. The military can't take action against one of the states.

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Andre Hobbs

8 December, 14:49

How is the U. S. military restricted by the Third Amendment?

O A. The military can't confiscate people's weapons.

B. The military can't force people to host soldiers in their homes.

C. The military can't require people to serve unless a war has been

declared.

O D. The military can't take action against one of the states.

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Mallory Kaufman · Answer 1

B. The military can't force people to host soldiers in their homes.

Explanation:

this amendment was created in direct response to the quartering act. the act made colonial Americans house British soldiers against their wishes.