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In the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson insists that the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are “unalienable.” This means that’s these rights are what?

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Answer: This means that these rights were impossible to take away or give up.  Of course Jefferson still had slaves at that time, but yeah.

Explanation: I searched up the word "Unalienable" and got the definition.

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The dictionary defines the word unalienable as "impossible to take away or give up." Thomas Jefferson said, "Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness was unalienable. This means that these three prospects are basic human rights that no one can take away, no matter what they say.

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