Question

1. Which of these document inspired the "unalienable rights" outlined in the Declaration of Independence?

Answer 1

1. Thomas Hobbe's Leviathan

3. a) allow the sale of firearms, c) control the distribution and the sale of alcohol

14. a) negotiate executive agreements, d) engage the military in combat operations

20. The court ruled in favor of the protestors since their actions took place on public property some distance from the church.

Answer 2

If these were the choices in question 1. 
Code of Hammurabi
Petition of Right
Thomas Hobbes’s Leviathan
Thomas Paine's Common Sense

Then the answer is THOMAS HOBBES'S LEVIATHAN. It is the document that inspired the "unalienable rights" outlined in the Declaration of Independence. 

Unalienable rights are rights that cannot be taken from anybody. It is inherent. Examples of these rights are rights to life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness. 

If these were the choices in question 3:
allow the sale of firearms
regulate interstate commerce
control the distribution and sale of alcohol
levy import taxes

My answers would be:
allow the sale of firearms
control the distribution and sale of alcohol

If these were the choices in question 14:
negotiate executive agreements
make treaties
declare war
engage the military in combat operations

My answer would be: ENGAGE THE MILITARY IN COMBAT OPERATIONS

20. In Snyder vs Phelps, the Supreme court ruled in favor of the protestors since their actions took place on public property some distance from the church.