What three main points did thomas Jefferson make in the declaration of independence?

Answer 1

1. All men are created equal

- certain rights are unalienable and cannot be legally violated, which includes the right to:

Life

Liberty

The pursuit of happiness

2. Democracy

3. Right of revolution

- the people will have the rights to protest and replace the government if they find that the government is not doing their job for the people well.

Answer 2

In the Declaration of Indepenpence, he writes that "we hold these to be self-evident, that all men are created equally". Thomas Jefferson was an interesting man who just knew about anything and everything. He was a polygamist. His visions for America was a nation where everyone would be free. No matter what color(He was a slave owner, but freed them when he died. He could've freed them earlier, but this would've been a backlash. Just look up what happened when Teddy Roosevelt invited Booker T. Washington to the White House. And he treated his slaves very well although there is a debate over having an affair with one of them.), nationality, or so forth, that you can pursue life, freedom, liberty, justice, and the pursuit of happiness on your own terms.

Answer 3

1- Sleep with your mum when you feel sad

2- Feed her sloppy cream when you are happy

3- Love her long time

Answer 4

The main sections are Introduction, Preamble, Indictment, Denunciation and Conclusion.

Answer 5

food is yummy

Answer 6

I eat food

Answer 7

yum is food