During the Enlightenment, “natural rights” were understood to be -- a rights approved by a monarch b rights of the military during times of war c rights recognized by the English Parliament d rights that

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Jian Zhang asked Dec 8, 2023

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During the Enlightenment, “natural rights” were understood to be --

a
rights approved by a monarch
b
rights of the military during times of war
c
rights recognized by the English Parliament
d
rights that humans are born with

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D. Rights that humans are born with

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John Locke said that they were rights that humans were born with

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