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This Enlightenment idea says that when we are born we have certain entitlements just for being human social contract natural rights freedom of speech state of nature
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This Enlightenment idea says that when we are born we have certain entitlements just for being human

social contract


natural rights


freedom of speech


state of nature

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Natural rights are the unalienable rights we receive just by being human, as noted in the constitution. The correct answer is B) Natural rights.
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