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In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson asserts that certain unalienable rights are _____. a.) endowed to humans by their Creator b.) only valid in certain circumst…

In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson asserts that certain unalienable rights are _____. a.) endowed to humans by their Creator b.) only valid in certain circumst…
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In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson asserts that certain unalienable rights are _____.

a.) endowed to humans by their Creator
b.) only valid in certain circumstances
c.) determined by the Supreme Court
d.) agreed upon by a majority vote

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a.) endowed to humans by their Creator

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