Which right in the Florida declaration of rights is not included in the Bill of Rights?
A. Freedom of speech and press
B.freedom of religion
C.right to bear arms
D.right to work
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D. Right to work Florida Declaration of Rights include freedom of speech and press, freedom of religion, and right to bear arms in section 3,4, and 8 respectively of Article I. All three are constituted in Amendment I and II respectively of the Bill of Rights. The right to work in section 6 of the Florida Declaration of Rights however, which states that employees’ right to bargain collectively through a labor union shall not be denied or abridged, is not adapted to the Bill of Rights.