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The Declaration of Independence argues that the American people should control their own government. What Enlightenment idea does this argument express? A. Natural rights B. The…

The Declaration of Independence argues that the American people should control their own government. What Enlightenment idea does this argument express? A. Natural rights B. The…
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The Declaration of Independence argues that the American people should

control their own government. What Enlightenment idea does this argument
express?
A. Natural rights
B. The social contract
C. Popular sovereignty
D. Trial by juty

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User Dkellner
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Answer: the answer is D.

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User Rubin Porwal
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I believe it would be D since it’s the publics trial by jury
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User Daniel Casserly
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