The First Principle Of The Declaration Of Independence

“All people are created equal.” The first principle of the government of the Declaration of Independence. What would that mean to you? Do you think they treat everyone fair and equal? I believe that the government does it’s very best to treat everyone fair and equal.
Every single day the government does it very best to make sure that we have our own rights and that they are protected. If the government does not fulfill with their roll they people have the right to change or remove the government. When it says “all people are created equal” I feel that the government does a very good job of keeping that principle true. No matter what gender you are now you all have the same rights, but all with certain boundaries. Once you turn 18 you

can vote, you have no limit on your driving curfew, you are not under your parent's consent and so much more, but it still doesn’t matter what gender, hair color, eye color, where you live you all have the same rights.
“That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed” an expert from the Declaration of Independence. To me I think that means that we all are equal (which we are) but that we are always going to be equal no matter what happens. I think that is one of the most important things that the United States holds is that we are all free and we are equal.
In conclusion the United States and the government of the Declaration of Independence does an outstanding job of achieving their role and making everyone have the same rights. They also have everyone feel like they are created equal because they don’t have rules for different people. The government of the Declaration of Independence completes their duties everyday t their best of their abilities.