In which way does the U. S. Constitution support the concept of natural rights?

A. It outlines the definition of natural rights in the Preamble.

B. It was written by John Locke, a major supporter of natural rights.

C. It contains a Bill of Rights that protects fundamental rights against the federal government.

D. It was created during a time when most governments in Europe believed in fundamental rights.

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Andrea Mccoy

31 January, 03:12

In which way does the U. S. Constitution support the concept of natural rights?

A. It outlines the definition of natural rights in the Preamble.

B. It was written by John Locke, a major supporter of natural rights.

C. It contains a Bill of Rights that protects fundamental rights against the federal government.

D. It was created during a time when most governments in Europe believed in fundamental rights.

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Camila Dorsey · Answer 1

The answer to your question is letter B. The United States Constitution support the concept of natural rights through Thomas Jefferson who adopted John Locke's theory. The concept of natural rights was written by John Locke who encouraged that the revolution was the way to end King George's tyranny in 1776.