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Inalienable rights Group of answer choices are not mentioned in the Declaration of Independence. do not exist in the United States. belong to individuals but can be denied by government. belong to the
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Inalienable rights

Group of answer choices

are not mentioned in the Declaration of Independence.

do not exist in the United States.

belong to individuals but can be denied by government.


belong to the government only.


belong to individuals and cannot be denied by government.

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are not mentioned in the Declaration of Independence.

belong to individuals but can be denied by government.

belong to the government only.







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