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What did the authors of the Declaration of Independence call the relationship between people and government? a. The Bill of Rights b. A social contract c. Oppression of the mass…

What did the authors of the Declaration of Independence call the relationship between people and government? a. The Bill of Rights b. A social contract c. Oppression of the mass…
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What did the authors of the Declaration of Independence call the relationship between people and government?

a. The Bill of Rights
b. A social contract
c. Oppression of the masses
d. The Constitution E. I'm not sure

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The authors of the Declaration of Independence called the relationship between people and government "b. A social contract," since this exists when people give up certain freedoms to be government properly.
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