Essay On Declaration Of Independence

In the recent survey conducted by the national archives, the Declaration of Independence topped all others to emerge as the “most influential document in American history”’. “The” Declaration is the symbol of the independence from Great Britain that Americans celebrate on the 4th of July and also a statement of our nation's main beliefs about government and its relationship to the people. The Declaration of Independence first came to life in July 4th, 1776 by the help of 33-years-old Thomas Jefferson who took the job of writing the first draft. Written in the second paragraph of the Deceleration, are the 4 ideals; ‘ we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights , that …show more content…
It is the most important ideal because it bonds all of these 4 ideals together and without it these 4 ideals would have no value. Also Without equality the person who is treated as ‘less than’ will shut down and distance emotionally. There would be no justice without it, one who is innocent may also end up in prison. Equality makes sure that all mens are treated Fairly. It balances goals, resources, and the decision-making process that validates the needs and preferences of all us citizens. It also keeps the balance of people who may have been successful at something but simply hadn't enough money to study the subject in equal relation to those that were rich or financially stable enough to do so. So that poor people can study the same things as rich people, which means more success for the country as a whole and not just to the