Question

the declaration of independence refers to the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness as being unalienable. what does unalienable mean?
○ not foreign
○ indisputable
○ negotiable
○ transferable

Explanation:

To determine the meaning of "unalienable" in the context of the Declaration of Independence, we analyze each option:

• "Not foreign" is incorrect as it relates to nationality or origin, not rights.
• "Indisputable" means something that cannot be challenged or taken away, which aligns with the idea of unalienable rights (rights that cannot be surrendered or transferred).
• "Negotiable" means open to discussion or change, which is the opposite of unalienable.
• "Transferable" means able to be passed on, which is also the opposite of unalienable.

Answer:

B. indisputable