Question

Which out of these is a sacred and inviolable right?
A. Right to Property
B. Right to vote
C. Right to freedom of opinion
D. Right to liberty

Answer 1

Hint: This right was called sacred and inviolable to resist the authoritarian groups like the clergy and the nobility and it was declared by the French National Constituent Assembly.

Complete answer:The French National Constitutional Assembly on August 26th, 1789 declared the Declaration of the Rights of Man, and of the Citizen. Abbe Sieyes and Marquis de Lafayette in consultation with Thomas Jefferson drafted the Declaration.
In conceptualizing and drafting the Declaration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen in August 1789, a significant role was played by Honore Mirabeau.
A total of 17 Articles are included in the Declaration of Man. Some of the important rights include equal rights for all, no one has the authority to control any individual, the conservation of the natural rights of man which also includes the property right. According to the Declaration, the Right to Property is a sacred and inviolable right
While talking about the other options,
B. The Right to vote is considered a fundamental human right, through this right the process of decision making can be influenced.
C. The Freedom of Speech or Right to freedom of opinion is a basic human right in which a person is free to have opinions without any interference.
D. The Right to Liberty is one of the most significant fundamental human rights which includes freedom of movement, freedom from arbitrary arrests, etc.

Thus the correct option is A.

Note: The Declaration of the Rights of Man also stressed the entry of people to public places without any kind of discrimination. During the year 1789, the French Revolution was at its peak and the final draft of the Declaration was adopted.