Since History tends to repeat itself a lot this ideal is very important, if the events that caused the Revolutionary war were ever to happen again. “Individuals acting through the Tea Party Movement, seek to restore policies, which are proven to to safeguard liberty and prosperity of all…” (Document D) The Boston Tea Party was the colonists first protest against the unfair British Parliament. If the right to alter or abolish a government was a popular belief during that era, the colonists may have altered or abolished their government instead of declaring war. This ideal is protects the people’s unalienable rights and the consent of the governed. This is possible by allowing the people to make improvements to their government or to destroy the government, if it ever decides to deny people their inalienable rights or tries to ignore the …show more content…
Our two daughters are just finishing their university education at Stanford and Michigan which would never have been possible without this country’s belief in equality…” (Document A) Following the signing of the declaration of Independence, women succeeded in getting the same right as men. So, attendees of one of the first women’s rights conventions believes that the declaration of Independence should be changed accordingly. “... We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal…” If the United States did not believe in equality, then America as we know it would be the same as the colonies were when they were first created. Women would be the property of their husbands and Immigrants would be slaves. Also, only wealthy men would have a say in their government and there would most likely be a Monarch or a