Declaration of Independence

It actually hasn't changed. The Declaration of Independence is statement of Enlightenment philosophy and it tells us the power is derived from the governed. When the people decide that a government no longer serves them they have the right to change the government. This is still done today through free elections. The Declaration of Independence doesn't set law or fix boundaries only the constitution can do that.

Declaring war on the colonies.

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The declaration of Independence is part of the historical context of the U.S. Constitution.

In the 1690s Locke expressed the idea that people are born with certain natural rights to life, liberty, and property. Locke wrote that people form governments to protect those rights, and that a government interfering with those rights could rightfully be overthrown. Locke, in general favored a limited government.

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It was never granted, the US fought for it (and succeeded).

It proclaimed American separation from Great Britain (4 July, 1776). It also declared that all men are create equal and they have unalienable rights: life, liberty, and the persuit of happiness. The task of governments is to make sure people have these rights. Governments get their power from the people who have elected them, so if a government does not use its power for the good of the people they have the right to remove it.

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There are many people who believe that all rights should be equal for all people. All people should have the equal right to life for example.

Some of the many rights of a US citizen include: 1. The right to chose your own religion, or have no religion. 2. Right to free speech. 3. Right to petition. 4. Right of assembly. 5. Right to a free press. 6. The right to bear and keep arms. 7. Right to a jury trial. 8. Right to a quick and speedy trial. 9. No double jepoardy. 10. Right to remain silent. 11. Right to an attorney.

In the USA it is stated as "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"

The Constitutional Convention

I lived in Paraguay for over 2 years as a Peace Corps volunteer. I can really only answer this question from a rural standpoint though. In the "campo" or rural areas, holidays are celebrated with an asado - barbeque beef ribs - cooked on a "parrilla" - a simple grill on the ground over charcoal. Christmas is celebrated on Christmas eve with an asado accompanied by "clerico" - clerico is a wine (red or white) with fruit salad mixed in (pineapple, apple, grapes, peaches, anything goes). Pineapple soda is often used with the wine or instead of wine. Every community has a patron saint and that community celebrates that saint's day usually with a "rodeo" - a horse show (no roping of cows like the US version of a rodeo), a soccer tournament, a mass, sometimes a procession. Many communities do "karu guazu" or "big meal" in conjuntion with their saint day. Women prepare a huge meal and invite all of their friends and close neighbors. This practice is usually tied to a "promesa" or a promise that woman made to the saint in exchange for help/answer to a prayer. She then provides this large meal every year for a number of years. Since a Catholic holiday can be accompanied by a novena - or nine days of prayer - the big meals can go on for nine days with more than one big meal per day for nine days. Holidays in Paraguay are a day of rest and fun and family. Families reunite - sons and daughters returning from the city to spend the day or weekend with their extended family. Loud music is played, beer or wine mixed with Coca-Cola is consumed all day, the meal is large (asado of beef ribs, potato or rice salad, manioca - yucca), volleyball or soccer games and if the weather is hot, a trip to the closeby river or stream for swimming.

by letting the right of people to be secure in their persons

John Locke my friend, john Locke

"No", Stop Cheating!

The Declaration of Independence was a remarkable philosophical statement for any time, actually. It was a declaration by people being governed that they were no longer willing to be governed, and now considered themselves a sovereign nation unto themselves.

pursuit means to follow something and happiness means when you are happy. so to pursuit happiness means to follow happiness.

In 1776 the 4th of July was declared a federal holiday.

The one responsible for the declaration of independane is Jefferson.

Thomas Paine

Lexington Green during the Revolutionary War was the place where Paul Revere took his famous ride in 1775 to warn of the British army approaching. This is also a place where the British were trying to capture who they thought were the most troublesome, Samuel Adams and John Hancock.

The goal is that they (Europeans) would be able to successfully rebuild Europe.