Question

What is meant by the phrase "unalienable rights" in the introduction to the deceleration of independence?

Answer 1

A) Rights that people have to earn through good behavior
B) rights that cannot be taken away by government
C) rights that are limited to citizens of the united states

Answer 2

B

Answer 3

you say b alot...

Answer 4

unalienable would not be limited but resserved and unable to be removed

Answer 5

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Answer 6

The concept of "certain unalienable rights" is evidence that the Founding Fathers of the United States believed in God and for the most part we're strongly religious men with strong beliefs in entitlements bestowed by God upon men, and that these entitlements were so important that no earthly power can rightfully deny them. Therefore, no Government can deny these rights.

Answer 7

okayyy ;;;))

Answer 8

lol i got you
i might say B alot, but that is because your answers are b so far

Answer 9

The concept of "certain unalienable rights" is evidence that the Founding Fathers of the United States believed in God and for the most part we're strongly religious men with strong beliefs in entitlements bestowed by God upon men, and that these entitlements were so important that no earthly power can rightfully deny them. Therefore, no Government can deny these rights.

Answer 10

I found that same thing lol

Answer 11

yep yep :)

Answer 12

in wikianswers.com

Answer 13

i found mine on some .gov website lol

Answer 14

and the person in wiki who answered got it from there. lol

Answer 15

yep lol

Answer 16

it was me that answered that question lol

Answer 17

lol

Answer 18

@alohadawg

Answer 19

noted