Which of the following was the primary right the founding fathers sought to uphold?
the right of the people to rebel against an unjust government?
the right to freedom of religion.
the right to vote in a general election.
the right of people to be self-governing.

The correct answer is D) The right of people to be self-governing.

The primary right the Founding Fathers sought to uphold was the right of people to be self-governing.

The Founding Fathers established a modern form of government that was based in liberal elements such as the democratic idea of political sovereignty that resides in the citizens, not in any monarchy. The citizens would have the right to be self-governing. Another important principle was that of Capitalism. Productivity would depend on the effort and work of people to produce value. in a free market, with minimum regulation in the part of the government.

The founding fathers were George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, John Adams, and John Marshall.

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