HISTORY HIGH SCHOOL

Protection for individual rights in U.S. society reflects the idea that all people havedivine rights
natural rights
right to consent
unlimited rights

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Answer 1
Answer: The question is asking us to choose the idea that all people have certain rights, also known as the protection for individual rights in U.S. society. Those are not unlimited rights, just certain basic rights, such as the right to live, but also more rights than the right to consent. The origin of these rights is not necessarily divine, as even the atheists believe in those rights, so the best answer is : natural rights, that is rights that people have by birth.
Answer 2
Answer:

Answer:

Natural rights

Explanation:

short answer: took the test

actual answer:

-looking at the first option, we never talked about divine rights in the lesson, so how would we know what that is so its a no

-looking at the second option, we know that natural rights are essentially rights that we are born with, and that they can never be taken away, so yes we all have these

- right to consent means that that they protect our rights, and in return we agree to their laws. This one is close, but its talking about more what the question is

- unlimited rights, again, it was never talked about and what would that even mean, so its not this one

-in conclusion, option 2 natural rights makes the most sense, and answers the question

~thank you for reading my answer, and I hope that it helped~
~addison~

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