What did Thomas Jefferson say we should not remove from our nation?

a. Our commitment to liberty for all.

b. A conviction that our liberties come from God.

c. Our dedication to the Constitution.

d. Our belief that all men are created equal.

Not sure but I'm pretty sure The answer is C because he wrote the declaration

The right choice is:

b. A conviction that our liberties come from God.

Explanation:

Thomas Jefferson was the main author of the Declaration of Independence and a major intellectual of his time. He also was the 3rd president of the United States. In the text of the Declaration of Independence, he wrote about inalienable rights such as the right to life, to liberty and pursuit of happinness, and the natural equality of all men as God's gifts. Later, in another public speech, he said that God gave us life and liberty. He also appealed to his fellow citizens not to change the conviction that nation's liberties are a gift from the Almighty.