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The concept of natural rights, which was later used in the Declaration of Independence, was first proposed by Thomas Jefferson. Jean-Jacques Rousseau. James Otis. John Locke

The concept of natural rights, which was later used in the Declaration of Independence, was first proposed by Thomas Jefferson. Jean-Jacques Rousseau. James Otis. John Locke
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The concept of natural rights, which was later used in the Declaration of Independence, was first proposed by

Thomas Jefferson.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau.
James Otis.
John Locke

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Natural Rights was life liberty and property, so John Locke would be the correct answer

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Natural Rights was life liberty and property, so John Locke would be the correct answer
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