Question

guiding questions
question 1 of 5
what does the law of nature mean here?
(a) human nature according to religious laws
(b) the right to freedom and to protect one’s property
(c) to live life naturally and punish those who do not
(d) the law of the united states, at that time

Explanation:

The "law of nature" often refers to inalienable rights such as the right to freedom and the right to protect one's property, which are considered fundamental and inherent to human beings. Option A confuses with religious - based views on human nature, option C is an inaccurate description, and option D refers to man - made laws of a specific country rather than natural laws.

Answer:

B. the right to freedom and to protect one’s property