Question

the preamble to the declaration of independence refers to natural rights (using a different term). what are natural rights?
○ rights bestowed by the law
○ rights that all people are entitled to
○ rights for people accepted by society
○ rights that evolve with society

Explanation:

Natural rights, as referenced in the Declaration of Independence (called "unalienable Rights" there), are fundamental rights that are inherent to all human beings, not granted by laws, society, or evolving with societal changes. They are considered universal and inalienable.

Answer:

rights that all people are entitled to