Part A According to the Declaration of Independence, what is the main purpose of a nation's government? A. to keep people satisfied with their leaders B. to help the nation grow in wealth and power C. to see that people's basic rights are protected D. to maintain order and stability by staying in power

The answer is option C)

Explanation:

Think Declaration Of INDEPENDENCE. The Declaration of Independence protects peoples rights and keeps them independent by doing so.

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