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Natural rights theory holds that rights are:Read the answer and worked solution →

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Natural rights theory holds that rights are:

  1. granted by the state
  2. inherent to human beings
  3. historically earned
  4. community-defined
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Correct answer: B. inherent to human beings

1. Locke's tradition: life, liberty, property are natural rights. 2. Government exists to protect natural rights. 3. Foundation of US Declaration of Independence. __Source: syllabus Political Theory Ch 5 — rights__

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