Answer:
The correct answers are - <em>liberty and life.</em>
Explanation:
<u>The concept of natural rights</u> have been developed from the Ancient times, throughout the works of such philosophers as Thomas Hobbes (1588 – 1679) and John Locke (1632 – 1704), and into the American Declaration of Independence (1776). 
In all of these, thinkers agreed that <u>human beings are born with certain rights</u>, such as life and liberty as stated in the Declaration of Independence. That it does not matter which rights are proclaimed and guaranteed by a given political regime, the rights of life and liberty are natural. 
Conversely, right for the freedom of speech is an example of a legal right that has to be set by a particular government. At the same time, be being set in the country's Constitution natural right become legal right as well.