Explain how civil liberties differ from civil rights and how each are protected in the united states. in our explanation, provide examples of atleast one civil liberty and at least one civil right.

Civil liberties, also known as individual liberties, are civil rights and freedoms that protect the individual from the discretionary power of the state, setting the limits of state interference in the private life of citizens and preventing the abuse of power. Although the scope of the concept may vary by country, some examples of civil liberties include: the right to liberty and security; freedom of conscience; religious freedom; freedom of expression; freedom of association and assembly; the right to privacy; the right to a fair trial (due process); the right to a fair trial; the right to own property; the right to defend oneself; the right not to be tortured; the right not to suffer a forced disappearance; freedom of the press; equality before the law; the right to life; and the right to bodily integrity. These are protected by the Bill of Rights, the first ten amendments to the Constitution.

Civil rights are rights that protect individual freedoms from their illegal breach (repression) by the power (be that of governments or any other public or private political agent), and guarantee the citizen's ability to participate in life civil and political state in conditions of equality, and without discrimination. These are protected by the Thirteenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth and Nineteenth Amendments.

the answer would be choice c, cave paintings.

your answer would be (b)