History, 21.01.2020 06:31, Maggy1908

The declaration of independence states that all people have unalienable rights, which are rights:
a. given by the consent of the people.

b. to be free of taxation.

c. that the government cannot take away.

d. that congress can grant.

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The declaration of independence states that all people have unalienable rights, which are rights: