Question

the declaration of independence refers to the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as being unalienable. what does unalienable mean?
indisputable
transferable

Explanation:

The term "unalienable" in the Declaration of Independence means rights that cannot be taken away or transferred. Indisputable means not open to question, which aligns more closely with the idea of rights that are inherent and cannot be removed. Transferable means able to be moved or given to another, which is the opposite of what unalienable implies.

Answer:

A. Indisputable