"All men are created equal"
"Everyone has certain unalienable rights"
"If a Government becomes unfair or a tyranny, the people have the right to overthrow it"
The Writers of the Declaration
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What kind of Man was able to be free?

Free White Men

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What does Unalienable Mean?

Cannot be taken away

100

What is Constitution?

A set of laws to organize the government

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Who wrote the majority of the Declaration?

Thomas Jefferson

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What did the Colonists want?

Freedom

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What are the 3 natural rights?

Life, Liberty, and Pursuit of Happiness

200

Why is it important for the Government to get its power from its people?

The Government should have certain rights and should have certain restrictions to protect the citizens

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When was the Declaration Written?

July 4th, 1776

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What does this statement mean?

All free men that are born are born the exact same way

300

what does this quote mean?

everyone has certain rights that cannot be taken away and 

300

What does this statement mean?

If the leader is being very cruel the people have the right to overthrow the leader and go against them

300

How many people developed it?

5

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Has it lived up to the Principle?

No, Because there were still slaves and Thomas Jefferson still had some plus slavery lasted for a long time

400

Where did Thomas Jefferson get this Quote from?

John Locke

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Is it Legal to overthrow your leader?

No, because the Constitution has no legal means to overthrow the Government

400

Why did the "Committee of 5" Write it"

They wanted freedom and make their own country

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Who quoted "All men are created equal

Thomas Jefferson

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What are rights that cannot be taken away?

everyone has the same rights at birth and therefore no government can take it away

500

What did Thomas Jefferson believe about the Government?

He was a strong believer in religious freedom but people accused him of being a non-believer

500

What were the names of the group of people that wrote the Declaration?

John Adams, Thomas Jefferson, Robert Livingston, Roger Sherman, and Benjamin Franklin