The Declaration of Independence reflects the principle of

A) natural rights of life, liberty, and property, using them in part to justify the document

B) natural rights of life, liberty, and property, including a bill of rights with the document

C) social contract by describing the type of government all nations should have

D) social contract by describing the types of individual rights all nations should have

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Riley Good

Social Studies

11 September, 02:56

The Declaration of Independence reflects the principle of

A) natural rights of life, liberty, and property, using them in part to justify the document

B) natural rights of life, liberty, and property, including a bill of rights with the document

C) social contract by describing the type of government all nations should have

D) social contract by describing the types of individual rights all nations should have

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Kayden Ponce · Answer 1

The Declaration of Independence reflects the principle of natural rights of life, liberty, and property, using them in part to justify the document. I think this is the correct answer because when they made it, they didn't really care about the other nations. They always talked about being born with natural and equal rights.