What does the Declaration of Independence say about people's relationship with their government?

A. People have the right to replace any government that does not protect their

interests.

B. The government should be changed and improved periodically.

C. The government has absolute power over people at all times.

D. People have the right to elect a government with members of their choice and preference.

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Romeo Maxwell

19 August, 14:32

What does the Declaration of Independence say about people's relationship with their government?

A. People have the right to replace any government that does not protect their

interests.

B. The government should be changed and improved periodically.

C. The government has absolute power over people at all times.

D. People have the right to elect a government with members of their choice and preference.

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Maurice Gallegos · Answer 1

A. People have the right to replace any government that does not protect their interests.

Explanation:

The Declaration of Independence states that "whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it." This means that it is the duty of every government to provide certain rights to its citizens, and if any government fails to do so, the people have the right to replace that government.