Which of the following rights is not explicitly protected by some state constitutions?
the right to hunt
the right to privacy
the right to polygamous marriage
the right to a free public education

The correct answer to the question: Which of the following rights is not explicitly protected by some state constitutions, would be: The right to polygamous marriage.

Explanation:

The U.S Constitution establishes a lot of rights, civil liberties, and also limitations and boundaries to the different aspects of life that rule the nation. However, while some of these rights are directly and clearly stated on it, some are not, like the right to privacy. In the same manner, states within the country each have a state constitution which rules the aspects within a state´s boundaries. Like the U.S Constitution, they too have some clear amendments and regulations, and others not. However, the one aspect that is not covered either in the federal legislation, or the state legislation, is polygamy, a state of life that is not acceptable according to the standards of either the federal, or state, governments, and therefore is not protected by most, if not all, of the state legislations.

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