Question

match the words of the preamble with the basic principle they best represent. use each answer only once. the
ight of the people to alter or to abolish\ government means that \unalienable rights\ are the words \governments are instituted among men\ describe the natural rights to which all people are entitled. the idea of a social contract. the government exists to serve the people.

Explanation:

1. For "The 'right of the people to alter or to abolish' government means that": This relates to the idea that government exists to serve the people, as the people have the right to change or abolish a government that does not serve them.
2. For "'Unalienable rights' are": Unalienable rights are the natural rights all people are entitled to (like life, liberty, pursuit of happiness).
3. For "The words 'governments are instituted among men' describe": Governments being instituted among men relates to the social contract idea, where people agree to form a government for mutual benefit.

Answer:

1. The "right of the people to alter or to abolish" government means that → the government exists to serve the people.
2. "Unalienable rights" are → the natural rights to which all people are entitled.
3. The words "governments are instituted among men" describe → the idea of a social contract.