Natural rights are the same as
a. legal rights.
b. unalienable rights.
c. societal rights.
d. government rights.

Natural rights are the same as unalienable rights.

Further Explanations:

Framers of the “Declaration of Independence” states that all the humans are equal as they are created equally and were not willing to ignore the systems that are differentiating them as individuals. They strongly discarded the system of differentiability of citizens on the basis of appearance, skills, personality or character. They also believed that all humans are born with certain inherent and unalienable rights that can’t be taken away from them. These rights create a sense of equality, independence, and happiness in the minds of the citizens. It’s the duty of the administration to make sure that every citizen is granted with their natural rights.  

Natural Rights are also identified as unalienable rights that are also the concepts of natural laws. These laws can’t be repelled by the human’s laws and are enforced through the individual’s action especially when they are interfering with other rights.  

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Answer Details  

Grade: High School

Subject: History

Chapter: United States legislature

Keywords: Declaration of Independence, humans, individuals, citizens, appearance, skills, personality ,character, equality, independence, happiness, Natural Rights,

The Correct Answer is B

Explanation:

Natural rights are such as

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