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Where did the notion of unalienable rights, listed in the Declaration of Independence, come from? A)Thomas Paine B)John Locke

Where did the notion of unalienable rights, listed in the Declaration of Independence, come from? A)Thomas Paine B)John Locke
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Where did the notion of unalienable rights, listed in the Declaration of Independence, come from?

A)Thomas Paine

B)John Locke

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B. John Locke was the one who thought of “unalienable rights”
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B, John Locke came up with the idea of the Declaration of Independence
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