Thomas Jefferson borrowed an idea from John Locke that he used in the Declaration of Independence. What did Jefferson call this idea? “executive branch”
“people’s rights”
“natural rights”
“unalienable rights”

"unalienable rights"

Explanation:

According to John Locke, unalienable rights refers to the type of rights that can't  be taken violated in any way by other people. Even by high ranking government officials who held the highest power in the country.

At that time, the founding fathers wanted to create a government that was controlled by the people. Not the other way around. Thomas Jefferson believe John Locke's concept of unalienable rights are very important for that type of country. It prevented the government from violating its people and give the people with the full rights to pursue happiness and liberty. This is why he included it in the declaration of independence.