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How does the declaration of independence express the enlightenment idea of the social contract
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How does the declaration of independence express the enlightenment idea of the social contract

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These Enlightenment ideas are: life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, the right to alter or abolish government, right to equality, and consent of the governed.
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