Why Was the Concept of Inalienable Rights So Critical in the Declaration

question 30

Multiple Choice

Why was the concept of inalienable rights so critical in the Declaration of Independence?

• A)These rights could not be protected unless the government was local.
• B)These rights had to be earned by citizens in order to receive them.
• C)These rights had to be protected in order for any government to be legitimate.
• D)These rights reflected what the colonists deserved as subjects of the king.
• E)These rights could not be violated except in a time of conflict.

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