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2.What jumped out to me was when in the US rights, it talks about how the people have the right to abolish the government if their rights are violated.
3.Locke was mentioned because the US rights it talks about how the people have the right to abolish the government.

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1. There was a lot about freedoms of men and how everyone should be treated equally
2. not really
3. Yes

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1.  both are written with 'men' + 'he/him'
2. No
3. I saw different examples of different beliefs from different philosophers

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Rousseau is the same as the first article which all agrees that humans are naturally good and all should have the same rights

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1. The rights of man are very similar and the ideas of the preambles are very similar. The preamble was in a problem solution format.
2. the ideas were very similar
3. It was similar to locke and rousseau

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Both talk about and show rights of people

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Both talk about and show rights of people

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1. Kinda long, section 16 of the articles mentions that a separation of power is needed, referring the absolute monarchies of the past.

2. Voltaire's views of freedom of religion, expression and political participation, Lock and Rousseau view of life liberty and the pursuit if happiness are also mentioned. Montesquieu view on different branches is also stated in article 16

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The Declaration of the Rights of Man as well as the Preamble for the United States Constitution touched upon the natural right of all people, saying that people also had the right to participate in the government as well as have control over the governing body

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1) They both advocate for equality
2) They were long
3) Article number 10 is similar to what Voltaire believed since it talked abut how no one should be silenced for their beliefs. Article 16 is similar to what Montesquieu believed since it talks about how 3 separate branches of government are necessary for society

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What stood out to me in these articles was article #11 because it reminds me of the constitutional amendments. #16 reminded me of the philosopher Montesquieu (the 2 branches of government). #6 reminds me of Locke because of a representative democracy.

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What observation I had was that the right to liberty was in both the French Declaration and the US declaration. One connection I made with a philosopher is number 16 related to Montesquieu because it was the separation of powers. One thing that jumped out to me was that a lot of the constitution had to do with punishments.

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Both of the declarations do not like absolute monarchs and wish for a democracy. You can relate that to Rousseau with how he wanted a democracy.

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1. I saw a lot of controlling and I lot of talk about punishments
2. Not really
3. I saw a lot of philosophers present, such as Rousseau, Voltaire, Hobbes, and Locke

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1. I saw how people had a lot of problems, but they provided solutions.
2. The people had a lot to talk about.
3. Yeah I saw many connections with the 6 philosophers.

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I saw that a lot of it had to do with how to make laws for the people. Punishments and rules.

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1. Alot of words
2. No
3.Yes because many things on this list were inspired from philosophers