The Declaration of Independence asserted that every citizen has certain "unalienable rights" that have been granted to them by the Creator. What is the meaning of the term "unalienable rights?"

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The Declaration of Independence asserted that every citizen has certain "unalienable rights" that have been granted to them by the Creator. What is the meaning of the term "unalienable rights?"

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Unalienable rights are those which cannot be taken away. They are guaranteed and you can't forfeit or give them up.

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