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When Jefferson referred to unalienable rights in the Declaration of Independence, he was describing -
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F liberties belonging to all U.S. citizens
G natural rights belonging to all humans
H freedoms given by the local government
J limitations on the rights of foreign-born citizens

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Answer: G.

Explanation: Because unalienable means rights cannot be taken away.

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Answer is G because unalienable right mean that they cannot be taken away and the natural rights belonging to all humans cannot be taken away so therefore the answer is G !!!

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