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one of the major philosophical principals Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence was that A. Natural rights B. freedom of speech C. abolition of slavery D. seperation of powers
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one of the major philosophical principals Thomas Jefferson wrote in the Declaration of Independence was that A. Natural rights B. freedom of speech C. abolition of slavery D. seperation of powers

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It was Natural Rights.  The rights to Life, Liberty(Freedom), and the pursuit of Happiness.
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