What is one of the principles of the declaration of independence?

Answer 1

The Declaration of Independence was a document that laid out for the British exactly why the colonists were declaring their independence from their rule. They believed that all people deserved to pursue happiness, and were entitled to their life.

Answer 2

It is important to understand that the Declaration of Independence is far more than an announcement that thirteen English colonies perched on the eastern seaboard of North America considered themselves freed of allegiance to Great Britain and to its King, George III. In it we can find the key ideas about how the Americans of that generation thought a free people should live, what form their government should take, and what the mutual responsibilities were between a government and its citizens in order that both order and liberty could be sustained.

Answer 3

Freedom from England, every man should be taxed fairly, and every man should be treated equally.

Answer 4

The idea is that men have natural rights given by God and that they create government to protect these rights.

Answer 5

One of the fundamental premises of the declaration of Independence is that all people are born with certain unalienable rights

Answer 6

All people have certain rights that governments cannot take away

Answer 7

people have unalienable rights

Answer 8

People have unalienable rights