History of the Declaration of Independence and The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen

In one corner, we are tired of the corruption of their brotherhood and constant bullying and there are countries that seek revolutionary approval of the world. In another corner, we have a country that wants to cooperate to make laws for their kings, becoming equal among all individuals in their state. Both America and France are anonymous for the establishment of new equally nation and government, which is not an ordinary figure but authorizes the people of this country and the government. Individuals from both countries sat down and wrote a letter of the declaration asking them to deserve the freedom they deserve.

"Declaration of Human Rights and Civil Rights" (1789) - This is not the declaration of independence, it is the best expression form of the French Revolution. One of the important drafters was a famous general Marquis Lafayette who became a close friend of George Washington and helped America win the revolutionary war. Later, he was Thomas Jefferson, American ambassador to France, the father of the dome. "Human rights and civil rights declarations" confuse American nationalist idealism with a more unique concept of French enlightenment.

Many leaders of the French Revolution praise the Declaration of Independence, but I am also interested in the new American state constitution. The inspiration and content of French human rights declaration and civil rights declaration (1789) are mainly based on the idea of ​​American Revolutionary War. Its main draft was written by Lafayette in close collaboration with his friend in Paris Thomas Jefferson. It also borrowed the words from George Mason's Virginia State Rights Declaration. The declaration also influenced the Russian empire. The document had a special influence on December's rebellion and other Russian thinkers.

On August 26, 1789, the Assembly announced "Declaration on Human Rights and Citizenship", modeled on the American Declaration of Independence. Like the US Declaration, it is not a constitution that has a legal effect but it contains a statement of principle. Statements of this principle include the core of social reorganization that is more radical than it is now. "Declaration" advocates the theory of people's sovereignty and equal opportunities. If the declaration of the United States states "pursuit of life, freedom, happiness" as nontransferable right, the French documents oppose the "freedom, wealth, safety, resistance" repression. "We believe that the necessity of the law arises from the fact that ... the exercise of each person's natural rights is only to ensure the enjoyment of these rights by members of other societies. "