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How does the bill of rights protect the unalienable rights of life liberty and pursuit of hapiness listed in the decleration of indpendence?
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How does the bill of rights protect the unalienable rights of life liberty and pursuit of hapiness listed in the decleration of indpendence?

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The bill of rights protects the three unalienable rights stated in the Declaration of Independence because it has certain laws stating that you must give them their freedom
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