Government protected rights found in the US Bill of Rights and the Georgia Bill of Rights.

• A. Bill of Rights
• B. Freedoms
• C. Civil Liberties
• D. Rights of Citizens

Answer: (D)

These protections are the rights that citizens have that the government must respect and safeguard under constitutional law. Both the United States Bill of Rights and the Georgia Bill of Rights lay out basic freedoms and legal protections for individuals.

The best choice is Rights of Citizens because it directly name-checks the rights belonging to people as citizens, which both documents aim to protect. The Bill of Rights is the name of the documents themselves, not the category of rights. Freedoms is too vague, and Civil Liberties is the closely related term most people use for these protections—though the question’s wording points to Rights of Citizens as the label that fits both documents.