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 reflected colonists’ revolutionary belief in natural rights and equality. It stated that people are by nature free and independent and have inherent rights, including the pursuit of happiness. The other choices conflict with these principles by favoring church control, limiting rights to certain classes, or granting the government unrestricted power.

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