Question

the declaration of independence refers to the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as being unalienable. what does unalienable mean? not foreign indisputable negotiable transferable

Explanation:

"Unalienable" rights in the Declaration of Independence are considered fundamental and cannot be taken away or disputed. Indisputable means not open to question. "Not foreign" is unrelated, "negotiable" implies they can be bargained, and "transferable" means they can be given away, which are incorrect for unalienable rights.

Answer:

B. Indisputable