Read the text and answer the question.
Terry, a citizen of Georgia, visited a public park in Atlanta. Terry sat down at a park table and began
reading loudly from the book that was most holy to his religion. Sharing the religion's teachings with others
was an important part of the religion. Terry hoped that reading aloud in public would encourage others to
speak with him about his religion. Unfortunately, most of the people in the park ignored Terry completely.
However, a police officer arrived and told Terry that he could not continue reading aloud from his religious
text and that he would need to leave the park. The officer told Terry that other people in the park had
complained about his reading. When Terry asked who had complained about his reading, the officer
refused to answer
How were Terry's rights under the Georgia Constitution violated?
o A. The government violated Terry's right to due process by refusing to share who complained about his actions.
O B. The people in the park violated Terry's right to liberty by complaining about his actions to the police officer.
o C. The government violated Terry's right to freedom of conscience by preventing him from practicing his religion.
O D. The people in the park violated Terry's right to freedom of expression by ignoring him while he prayed.