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.

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.

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