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Thomas Jefferson derived inspiration from enlightenment philosophers when he drafted the Declaration of independence, and included principles of self government and natural rights. Enlightenment ideas promoted freedom of choice and religious freedom. A self government would not pay taxes to the British government.
1) Natural Resources 2) Religious Freedom 3) Britain expansionism.
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Jefferson used Enlightenment ideas such as natural rights, the social contract, and government by consent of the governed in the Declaration of Independence. These ideas influenced his beliefs in individual freedom, equality, and the right to revolt against oppressive rulers.
Thomas Jefferson was inspired by a variety of thinkers and philosophers who championed the ideas of freedom and liberty, including John Locke, Montesquieu, and Rousseau. Their writings on government, natural rights, and the social contract had a profound influence on Jefferson's own belief in individual freedoms and his vision for a democratic society. Jefferson also drew inspiration from the American Revolution and the ideals espoused by the Founding Fathers.
Like everything else about Thomas Jefferson, his religious beliefs are complex. Jefferson would be considered today to be an agnostic today. Where the Declaration of Independence speaks of the "laws of Nature and Nature's God", it's more of a reflection on the fact that Jefferson was a product of the enlightenment who believed in a "natural order" of things rather than any Christian beliefs on his part. At the same time Jefferson considered Jesus to be an ethical role model but not a religious figure. He wrote that the New Testament should be limited solely to the words and parables of Jesus and actually went so far as to develop his own translation of the New Testament. The closest thing Jefferson had to a "religion" was his belief that men had a right to worship 9or not worship) in any way they saw fit; this belief was memorialized in his "Virginia Statute on Religious Freedom" which, along with authorship of the Declaration of Independence and founding of the University of Virginia, were the only accomplishments he had inscribed on his epitaph.
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Thomas Jefferson died of natural causes at the age of 83. He was not killed.