Which of the following is an unenumerated right according to the U.S. Constitution?
A)Right of the federal government to collect income tax from citizens.
B)Right to a trial by jury.
C)Right to privacy.
D)Right to vote.

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The right to privacy is an unenumerated right according to the U.S. Constitution. Enumerated rights are the rights explicitly stated in the Constitution: freedom to speak freely (First Amendment), the right of the federal government to collect income tax from citizens (Sixteenth Amendment), the right to trial by jury (Seventh Amendment), and the right to vote for citizens over the age of 18 (Twenty-Sixth Amendment). Therefore, unenumerated rights are the rights that citizens have even though the rights are not explicitly stated in the Constitution. Many commonplace acts are legally protected as unenumerated rights: the right to travel freely, the right to marry and have children, the right to seek employment and take any job for which one is eligible to be hired, etc.

Which of the Following Is an Unenumerated Right According to the U.S