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The American colonies believed the British government was refusing to grant them natural rights and that justified the revolution.
The American colonies believed the British government was refusing to grant them natural rights and that justified the revolution.
The American colonies believed that their natural rights were being violated and that justified the revolution.
The American colonies believed that their natural rights were being violated and that justified the revolution.
The American colonies believed that the colonial governments were their way to gain natural rights and that led to the revolution.
The American colonies believed that the colonial governments were their way to gain natural rights and that led to the revolution.
The American colonies believed that the colonial governments were violating their natural rights and that justified the revolution.
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The statement that best describes the connection between the concept of natural rights and the American Revolution is:
The American colonies believed that their natural rights were being violated and that justified the revolution.
This reflects the belief held by many colonists that the British government's actions, such as taxation without representation, infringed upon their fundamental rights, thereby justifying their desire for independence.
