Question

multiple - choice question what are unalienable rights? rights that cannot be taken away rights outlined in the english bill of rights expectations specified in the magna carta

Explanation:

Unalienable rights are fundamental rights that inherently belong to individuals and cannot be surrendered or taken away by any external force. The other options refer to rights in specific historical documents but do not define unalienable rights.

Answer:

A. rights that cannot be taken away