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The Due Process Clause guarantees that

Athe National Government will not interfere with constitutional rights.
BStates are not bound by their State constitutions in matters of individual rights.
CStates will not deny people any basic or essential liberties.
DState governments will police the National Government.

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The "Due Process Clause" protects the people ( so not the States from the Federal Government or from following their constitutions), from the government behaving in a way that violates their civil rights.
So the correct answer is: c. States will not deny people any basic or essential liberties.  (This holds also for the national government)

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