According to John Locke, inalienable rights in a social contract
A. cannot be guaranteed by any governmental body.
B. are no longer as important to the individual as in a state of nature.
C. belong to individuals but can be denied by government.
D. belong to individuals and cannot be denied by government.
E. belong to the government only.
Answer: D
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