The three natural rights listed in the Declaration of Independence are:
The right to life: This refers to the inherent right of every individual to live and to not be subjected to unjustified violence or harm.
The right to liberty: This refers to the inherent right of every individual to be free and to exercise their own will, without interference or coercion from others.
The right to the pursuit of happiness: This refers to the inherent right of every individual to pursue their own interests and goals, without obstruction or oppression from others.