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Framers believed the Constitution's most important safeguard for liberty was that it granted only limited powers to the central government. They balanced them and, where necessary, qualified them. An example discussed above is the treaty-making process, in which the principle of the unitary executive was sacrificed to the principle of liberty by requiring Senate approval.

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Having the freedom to have your own religion without taking into account what a "king" believes.

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Most Americans are proud of their country. Many feel patriotism and believe that the United States is the best country to live in. Americans appreciate the rights they have. Many are proud that the United States is a strong and influential country.

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Individualism allows you to do whatever you want as long as it doesn't affect other people's rights. Americans should have the freedom to make their own decisions and control their own lives.

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Americans value privacy and their own space. Many Americans like to have time for themselves away from others. They may be secretive about certain topics, such as their age, salary, or where they live.

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Americans value their freedom to live their lives with limited government intervention and control. This comes from the Declaration of Independence. Various freedoms are also guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, such as the First Amendment rights to free speech and the free practice of religion.

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The United States Declaration of Independence states that “all men are created equal.” American Equality is based on this quote and has influenced the way men and women are treated in the United States. In the US, all people should be treated equally and given the same opportunities.

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Americans value the power of democracy. Democracy is a form of government in which the people vote to decide their leaders and laws. Americans can express their opinions during elections.