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    what sense are all men created equal according to the Declaration of Independence? The majority of the Declaration of Independence is a listing of all the injustices that the King of England has committed against the colonies. However, it is important to understand why these injustices are deemed unjust by Jefferson and the other writers of the Declaration of Independence. All the reasons can be boiled down to the statement that Jefferson makes proclaiming that “all men are created equal.” This…

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    The Value Of Americanism

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    What is Americanism? The love of American traditions and institutions? The love of American values? It’s all of these and much more. Americanism to me is the love of our founding ideals, great traditions, and the institutions that uphold all of these, but also our ability to create new traditions, to learn from our mistakes, and change. The US was founded on the ideals of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. This last one to me is the most important not only because of the historical…

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    rights. According to the Declaration of Independence the first unalienable right is Life. The individual freedoms and privileges of life is that self-evident. Amrican have the right to life and the right were given to them the moment they were created. The life was a gift from their creator. This concepts of…

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    to the American Dream, no one has a corner on the market. All of us have an equal chance to share in that dream.” (Watts 1) Historian, James Truslow Adams, has been credited as the creator of the idea known as the American Dream. This American Dream has since then further evolved into the idea that every United States citizen should have an equal opportunity to succeed and prosper through hard work and drive. Not all people are given an equal chance to share in this American Dream because of…

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    “All people are created equal”. Are all people created equal? The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia’s State House to debate independence. On July 1st 1776 the Declaration of Independence was written and signed. The Declaration of Independence is a document of argument for independence from Great Britain. “How well is the United States upholding the principles of the Declaration of Independence?” Many people today believe that the government has been holding up the principles of…

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    Hard won liberty is seen everywhere in the world but one can see it clearly in the United States. Robert Green Ingersoll was a lawyer, a civil war veteran, and a political leader he once stated “What light is to the eyes - what air is to the lungs - what love is to the heart, liberty is to the soul of man.” This relates to hard won liberty because liberty isn’t a want it is a need; a need that every human wants and needs. One is able to see this need in the speech by Josephine Baker at the march…

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    in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility..." (1) I have a question for you. What is a "perfect" union? I suppose that all depends on who you ask doesn't it? To some people in modern civilization a perfect society is exactly as it was in the 1950's, with splashes of influence from the 1800's all the way back to the 1600's (2). Yes, I'm talking about slavery. Now I'm not saying that white folk are running around enslaving Blacks and/or African…

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    In the “Created Equal,” Milton and Rose Friedman try to determine equality and liberty of America. According to Friedman, equality before God and equality of opportunity aren’t in conflict with liberty, while equality of outcome contradicts with liberty drastically. Friedman’s purpose is to show the contrast between the different types of equality and how they coexist with freedom. According to Friedman, the idea of equality before God as the idea of equality of opportunity does not come into…

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    in society to achieve equality. Amendments one, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen are my supporting evidence to my opinion. According to the constitution, it states all the rights everyone in the United States have, which means that every individual has the same rights as everyone else. Based on my prior knowledge, the constitution contains all the rights and laws every individual has. One that doesn’t know as much of the constitution would think it isn’t possible for individuals to achieve equality.…

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    The opening lines of the Declaration of Independence include concepts of the unalienable rights of life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness which reflect the american ideal of individual freedom. Declaration of independence establishes a central concept that american are born with the rights that must be practiced. In United State the natural rights are given to individual therefore,they can do want to himself. Unalienable rights are not laws however, rather natural rights of individuals humans.…

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