What aspect of the Virginia Declaration of Rights reflects the sentiments of the American colonists at the start of the American Revolution?

The Virginia Declaration of Rights stated that people are naturally free and equal and have inherent rights, including pursuing happiness and safety. This reflects the colonists’ revolutionary emphasis on liberty and natural rights. D is correct: it affirms that all men are born equal and free and have the right to pursue happiness.

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