Lysander Spooner argued that this right was the only security against the injustices of slavery. George Tucker criticized the English Bill of Rights for restricting this right to wealthy Protestants to prevent "the destruction of game." The Supreme Court incorporated this right against the states in McDonald v. Chicago, and this right was previously incorporated against federal enclaves in the 2008 case DC v. Heller. The amendment protecting this right in the United States asserts the necessity of "a well regulated militia." For 10 points, name this right protected by 
Lysander Spooner argued that this right was the only security against the injustices of slavery. George Tucker criticized the English Bill of Rights for restricting this right to wealthy Protestants to prevent "the destruction of game." The Supreme Court incorporated this right against the states in McDonald v. Chicago, and this right was previously incorporated against federal enclaves in the 2008 case DC v. Heller. The amendment protecting this right in the United States asserts the necessity of "a well regulated militia." For 10 points, name this right protected by the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution, often exercised in self-defense.
Lysander Spooner argued that this right was the only security against the injustices of slavery.
right to keep and bear arms [accept Second Amendment rights or obvious equivalents before "Second Amendment"; accept other obvious equivalents; prompt on "right to self-defense" until mentioned]