Multiple Choice
How does an entitlement differ from a right?
A) Unlike an entitlement, a right cannot be taken away by an act of Congress.
B) Unlike a right, an entitlement can be revoked without the due process of law.
C) Entitlements and rights are the same thing.
D) Entitlements are only for older Americans and rights apply to all citizens.
E) Unlike a right, only children receive entitlements.
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