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The Declaration of independence
-Concept of limited government
- Ideas of John Locke
- King violated rights
-Enabled America to enter into                   alliances
The American Revolution
- Significance of battle of Saratoga
-French alliance
-Significance of the battle of Yorktown
-Treaty of Paris
-Postwar changes

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1. Whose concepts did Thomas Jefferson draw upon when he wrote the Declaration of Independence?

-The answer is John Locke because he  said " life, liberty and pursuit of happiness" and it was the first idea for the declaration of independence

2. En reference to the passage, the Declaration of Independence supports which Enlightenment philosophy?

- The answer is Locke´s natural rights theory, because John Locke said that everybody has the right of life, liberty and property and Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence based on this theory

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1. Declaration of Independence: The  document recording the proclamation of the second Continental Congress ( 4 July 1776) asserting the independence of the colonies from Great Britain.

2. Natural Rights: The idea that all humans are born with rights, which include  the right of life, liberty and property.

3. Loyalists:  American colonists who remained loyal to Britain and opposed the war of independence.

4. Inalienable Rights:  Found in the  declaration of independence. Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness

5. Battle of Yorktown: Last major Battle of the American Revolution