Question

Match the following items.

1 . rights colonists who supported independence believed people already had these
2 . liberty some experts believe jefferson thought about this when he wrote ""all men are created equal""
3 . unalienable enslaved people and married women did not have this in the united states during the time of the declaration of independence
4 . governing cannot be transferred to or taken away from
5 . creator to be given
6 . endowed no single definite answer about what the delegates intended by this word

Answer 1

The Declaration of Independence outlines the rights and principles that the American founders deemed necessary in a just government.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Rights: Colonists who supported independence believed that people already had these rights.

2. Liberty: Some experts believe Jefferson thought about this when he wrote "all men are created equal" in the Declaration of Independence.

3. Unalienable: Enslaved people and married women did not have this in the United States during the time of the Declaration of Independence.

4. Governing: Cannot be transferred to or taken away from.

5. Creator: To be given.

6. Endowed: There is no single definite answer about what the delegates intended by this word.