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The 3 unalienable rights in the Declaration are -

  1. Life,
  2. Liberty and
  3. the pursuit of Happiness.

What is Declaration of independence?

The Declaration of Independence is a historical document which proclaimed the separation of the 13 British colonies in North America from Great Britain. It was ratified by Continental Congress in July 4, 1776.

Some key points regarding the rights in the declaration are-

  • The core tenet of the Declaration, the Constitution, as well as the Bill of Rights is that every person has a set of unalienable rights that governments are obligated to uphold.
  • These rights comprise protections, which derive from British documents such as the Magna Carta, and natural rights, which, according to the Founders, are rights granted directly by God.
  • The Founders held that all persons possess natural rights by virtue of being human, and some of these rights constitute unalienable, which means they cannot ever be ceded to the government.

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