The foundation of our country’s government has been built on three documents that in total consist of 6,001 words. The Declaration of Independence, The Constitution, and The Bill of Rights are three documents that have shaped our lives today. Without one of these documents, the way we conduct our lives would be extremely different. Starting with The Declaration of Independence, continuing on to The Constitution, and finishing with The Bill of Rights show the development of our country. Although parts of each document has been modified or interpreted differently, they are all a timeless pieces of history. Each document, unique in it’s own way, display the evolution of The United States.
Taking many science classes, one of the main things I learned about was the evolution of humans; America’s history is quite similar to this theory. Starting with The Declaration of Independence, which was made to declare independence from Great Britain 's rule and evolving with each document that continues. The Declaration of Independence could be the most significant of the three. If the U.S never claimed their independence potentially, we could still be under Great Britain 's rule, resulting in no U.S government at all. The document starts off by explaining how America, the thirteen colonies, wanted to disconnect from the British …show more content…
Created by the anti-federalist to ensure the rights of the people, The Bill of Rights are made up of 10 Amendments. The Amendments grant people freedom of a multitude of things including religion, speech, and ownership. Evolving from The Declaration of Independence, The Bill of Rights is just another way to ensure that America never becomes like England. This document also helps people believe in the legitimacy of The U.S government and their rules made for the good of the people. The Bill of Rights is unique because it appeals to every aspect of the peoples’
Taking many science classes, one of the main things I learned about was the evolution of humans; America’s history is quite similar to this theory. Starting with The Declaration of Independence, which was made to declare independence from Great Britain 's rule and evolving with each document that continues. The Declaration of Independence could be the most significant of the three. If the U.S never claimed their independence potentially, we could still be under Great Britain 's rule, resulting in no U.S government at all. The document starts off by explaining how America, the thirteen colonies, wanted to disconnect from the British …show more content…
Created by the anti-federalist to ensure the rights of the people, The Bill of Rights are made up of 10 Amendments. The Amendments grant people freedom of a multitude of things including religion, speech, and ownership. Evolving from The Declaration of Independence, The Bill of Rights is just another way to ensure that America never becomes like England. This document also helps people believe in the legitimacy of The U.S government and their rules made for the good of the people. The Bill of Rights is unique because it appeals to every aspect of the peoples’