Question

10 points
6. Read this statement and choose the main idea it best describes: "Law
is the expression of the general will.... It must be the same for all,
whether it protects or punishes." - Declaration of the Rights of Man and
the Citizen The U.S. Constitution reflects an idea similar to this by
providing citizens *
a way to veto laws
inalienable rights
equality before law
voting rights

Answer 1

Answer:

I would say voting rights.

Explanation:

That is only because it says "whether it protects or punishes" and when voting you don't always win the vote for a certain bill. So voting rights provides the "expression of the general will", but also keeps in mind that not everyone is going to win all the time when it comes to voting on laws and bills. In short, it places the general will in the hands of the people, no matter who is getting hurt or protected.