Civil Liberties and Civil Rights

Civil liberties are protected by the Constitution, while civil rights are not

Civil liberties are personal freedoms, while civil rights ensure equal treatment

Civil liberties apply only to citizens, while civil rights apply to everyone

Civil liberties are granted by the government, while civil rights are inherent

Freedom of speech

Right to bear arms

Right to privacy

Freedom of religion

It granted citizenship to formerly enslaved people

It extended due process requirements to state governments

It prohibited discrimination through the Equal Protection Clause

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They cannot be limited under any circumstances

They can be limited only by a unanimous Supreme Court decision

They can be limited for reasons such as public safety or national security

They can be limited only through a Constitutional amendment