The u. s. constitution, its amendments, and the bill of rights protect citizens from intrusion by the government, its agents, and from the actions of other citizens. (points : 2)
a. true
b. false

Yes, it is true that the U.S. Constitution, its amendments, and the Bill of Rights protect citizens from intrusion by the government, its agents, and from the actions of other citizens (to a certain extent), since some of these rights are protected by pieces of legislation that have been enacted throughout the history of the United States.