Thomas jefferson borrowed an idea from john locke that he used in the declaration of independence. what did jefferson call this idea? “executive branch” “people’s rights” “natural rights” “unalienable rights”

Thomas Jefferson talked about every American having certain unalienable rights, which were life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. He borrowed this idea from John Locke, a political philosopher of the Enlightenment. Locke said people were given certain "natural rights" which were life, liberty, and property.

So, to clarify, Jefferson called this idea "unalienable rights".

The native americans, spanish, french and americans all name places in our state. the word “arkansas” came from the quapaw indians, by way of early french explorers. at the time of the early french exploration, a tribe of indians, the quapaws, lived west of the mississippi and north of the arkansas river.