These four declarations have different aspects set forth according to what specific or central rights the country's people hoped to gain, but they're alike in their place within the enlightenment movement which broke the traditions of old governments and laws. The Declaration of Independence describes the United States' past problems as "a history of repeated injuries and usurpations" (Jefferson, 141) caused by the King of Great Britain, but visions a new government which throws away the old government and provides protection of the country. Like the Declaration of Independence, the Declaration of the Rights of Man blames it's past problems on government. The French believe their government ignored man's rights, therefore they declared many
