Which of the following statements best explains the difference between a right and a responsibility?

A right refers to something you have to do, and a responsibility is something you can do.

A right is a privilege granted by the Constitution, and a responsibility is the action taken to engage in that right.

A responsibility is a privilege granted by the government, and a right is the action taken to engage in that responsibility.

A responsibility is based on a person's values or beliefs, whereas a right is based on the values and beliefs of the nation.

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Elijah Orr

14 June, 21:52

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Jair Hatfield · Answer 1

A responsibility is based on a person’s values or beliefs, whereas a right is based on the values and beliefs of the nation.