Upholding The Principles Of The Declaration Of Independence

“All people are created equal”. Are all people created equal? The Second Continental Congress met in Philadelphia’s State House to debate independence. On July 1st 1776 the Declaration of Independence was written and signed. The Declaration of Independence is a document of argument for independence from Great Britain. “How well is the United States upholding the principles of the Declaration of Independence?” Many people today believe that the government has been holding up the principles of government. In 1776 the government came out with the principles of government stating that all people have basic rights that cannot be taken away, and all people are created equal. To this day 241 years later the government is doing an excellent job holding up the principles of government.

Everybody in this world is created equal. No matter race, color, disability, or where you are from. Seven years ago my family went to China to adopt a little girl. A couple weeks later I had a new sister named Samantha. She is 10 years old. When she went to school she wasn’t always treated the same as everybody else. Sam went to school like a normal girl, and had a normal education like everybody else in her class. The government provides a indoctrination and stable learning environment for Sam. The government let her go to school and …show more content…
There are many different religions in this world such as Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, and much much more. In America anyone has the right to practice those beliefs. You can go to any church without getting locked up, or getting executed. In other countries such as Iraq you can’t perform your religious devotions. People do not have the rights to be free and believe in what they want to believe in. Our government has done an exceptional job keep our country safe and letting us believe in any