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All of the following are individual rights specifically stated in the Declaration of Independence EXCEPT: a. life c. liberty b. property d. the pursuit of happiness
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All of the following are individual rights specifically stated in the Declaration of Independence EXCEPT:

a. life
c. liberty
b. property
d. the pursuit of happiness

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C - Property.

Within the declaration, leading up to this point, it talks about how men have inalienable rights, and "That among these are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness".
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