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The Founders of the United States believed in protecting freedoms for all citizens because of the Enlightenment idea of: A. separation of powers. B. the social contract. C. natural rights. D. popular sovereignty.
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The Founders of the United States believed in protecting freedoms for all

citizens because of the Enlightenment idea of:


A. separation of powers.


B. the social contract.


C. natural rights.


D. popular sovereignty.

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natural rights.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer:

C should be the correct one

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