How does the pledge of allegiance reflect the concept of natural rights

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The choices for the above question are:
A. the pledge of allegiance includes the phrase "under god"
B. the pledge of allegiance recognizes the united states as a republic
C. the pledge of allegiance states that the flag represents the republic
D. the pledge of allegiance includes the phrase "with liberty and justice for all"

The pledge of allegiance reflects the concept of natural rights because it includes the phrase "with liberty and justice for all". The answer to your question is D. I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.

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